So, with this Audyssey Pro thingie, it's been mentioned that one can specify a target curve. Can one specify, say, "do not equalize" for frequencies above some chosen frequency (which would be an approximation to the Schroeder frequency)?
If not, what is the nature of the DSP at frequencies above Schroeder? Does it attempt to flatten the response including all reflections, or does it use windowing and then flatten the quasi-anechoic response? I'm very suspicious of any DSP that tries to EQ high frequencies without windowing.
How much does Audyssey Pro (say, for the 80.2) cost?
If not, what is the nature of the DSP at frequencies above Schroeder? Does it attempt to flatten the response including all reflections, or does it use windowing and then flatten the quasi-anechoic response? I'm very suspicious of any DSP that tries to EQ high frequencies without windowing.
How much does Audyssey Pro (say, for the 80.2) cost?