Where did you get that media table from? So hard to get a table that can fit a beast like this and then a zillion cables running out of it.
The MiniDSP could time align the subs, but regular Dirac Live can do that as well. MiniDSP + MSO will only let you integrate with a stereo pair (e.g. FR/FL), whereas DLBC will produce the best integration for all speaker groups. I have a post on the process I use with DLBC on AVS:
Just go straight to Dirac, the normal bass management option will set the delays and crossover IIRC.
Are you sure, do you own one of those? I know for D+M, according to P. Jones in a recent video said after the next FW update (not sure if that happened yet), it could do bass management such as setting crossovers without the DLBC licenses.
I think @dlaloum can tell you exactly how non dlbc works on Onkyo/Integra/Pioneer's. I use the PC standalone version and I can tell you even for 1 sub, you need dlbc if you want bass management including setting crossover, with the exception I mentioned earlier for D+M models with the latest FW update.
It's easy to tell by running the calibration. If it measures each subwoofer independently, you have your answer. I only have 1 sub in my system, so unfortunately I cannot test it.
Thanks very much for doing this.
So the way you would see is when Dirac takes its measurement, it will measure each speaker individually. If it measures both subwoofers one after another, and then sets independent delays (as seen in the screenshot above, though for me the 2nd subwoofer delay is blank because I only have one), then you know it's setting them independently.
Why? Have they run out of stock?
Looks like it … for a long time.
OK that implies they need to schedule another production run at the Sharp factory in Malaysia....
Maybe grab the Pioneer LX805? In stock at Amazon:
That "ELITE" logo on the front of the Pioneer sure looks nice but it can't replace the extra XLR outputs on the Integra.
