Why Is Dirac Preferred?

[@Sparta155]

DIRAC uses IIR in the bass, presumably because it requires fewer taps as some convolvers have limitations here. The problem is IIR doesn't do phase correction, so no phase correction in the bass with DIRAC. Also, it's FIR filters that can produce pre-ringing, but clever algorithms should limit it so that it's not a bad. I think the big benefit with DIRAC is that it' hides much of the complexity of DRC, making it nice and easy to use unlike some solutions. Thanks for the hifi chat!

[@michaelwyckoff7593]

Ho ho ho Santa Claus will be here soon fellas. So enjoy the holiday weekend with the family. Peace and Love to all and a good night.

[@junior-OG]

tell santa to give me a trinnov 🙂

[@joentell]

❄️🎄⭐

[@charlesromney]

Just a video tip, face each other like the movies for a better natural effect , i.e. in this video Michael needs to be on the right side facing Erin on the left side. Keep with the great info.

[@arielrodriguez6980]

My avr has an option for phase ON/OFF. Does it matter if it is on/off after Dirac or don't matter?

[@fredalmgren7211]

How much does Dirac change the sound of music? How noticeable is it once implemented vs listen to automated Audyssey room correction. Example in Marantz Cinema 30 running Roon. Thanks

[@donlew8222]

Better than Magic Beans??

[@DailyHiFi]

MB works in conjunction with Dirac so you get the phase and timing correction from Dirac, and the optimal target curve with MB.

[@fredalmgren7211]

How much does Dirac change the sound of music? How noticeable is it once implemented vs listen to automated Audyssey room correction. Example in Marantz Cinema 30 running Roon. Thanks