Tagged: Dirac Live

Audyssey, YPAO and Dirac Live all run a mic sweep and spit out numbers, but they're not measuring the same things or fixing the same problems. Here's what's actually happening.

Dirac, Roon's convolution engine, Audiolense — they all promise a corrected room. Here's what the maths actually does, and what it can't touch.

Room correction promises to fix your acoustics with DSP. Theo Mensah explains what the algorithms genuinely solve, where they fall short, and when treatment beats software.

How to calibrate your home cinema with Dirac Live, Audyssey MultEQ XT32 or Yamaha YPAO, and get the best from whichever room correction system you own.

The Denon AVR-X2900H and AVC-X3900H bring Dirac Live, Auro-3D, IMAX Enhanced and wireless rear channels to Denon's mid-tier X-Series receivers.

Arcam Radia line goes cinematic: AVA15, AVA25 and AVA35 receivers, the AVP45 processor and PA4/PA9 amps, with confirmed Australian pricing for Q3 2026.

Onkyo returns to AV separates with a 15-channel THX Dominus processor and a new receiver line. Here is what it means for Australian home cinema buyers.

JBL Synthesis announced the SDR-40 receiver and SDP-60 and SDP-70 processors at ISE 2026. Here's what they mean for Australian home-cinema buyers.

Dirac Live 3.14 retires the legacy DLCT and refines ART. Here is what changed in 3.14.1 and 3.14.3, and what Australian buyers should check first.

The miniDSP Tide16 is a 16-channel standalone processor with Dirac Live Room Correction, Bass Control and ART included. Marcus Vale unpacks what that means.

Dirac Live ART uses MIMO processing to cut low-frequency decay, and it now ships in a $3,500 miniDSP unit. Here is what it means for Australian buyers.