Fusion 8100 Manual EQ

[htguy]

Page 44 of the manual states that you can configure separate EQ settings for each individual channel. The main channels each provide 11 bands and the sub 3 bands.

Do each of the main 7 channels (FL, C, FR, SR, SBR, SBL, SL) in an 7.1 system get separate 11 band EQ settings or how does it work?

[Topend]

Yes they do. As the speakers are located in different positions within the room it is essential that they can be PEQed independently.

Dave.

[bolle]

No they don't! The surround back speakers get no PEQ I am pretty sure. Same as the UMC-200. My advice is also to look through the many threads about the UMC PEQ capabilites to see what the Fusion can do. It is the same.

[Topend]

From the manual:

For each of the three Manual EQ banks, you can configure separate EQ settings for each individual channel (speaker). The main channels each provide 11 bands of parametric equalization, and the subwoofer channels each provide 3 bands.

The above would have most think that all channels have a PEQ.

Dave.

[saarg]

The main channels from Emotiva's point of view is L, R, C, SR & SL.
It probably still says PEQ on all main channels on the UMC-200 product page.

[Lsc]

I'm not sure about the SB since I only have 5 speakers.

But each of the 5 speakers have a separate 11 band parametric EQ.

The sub channel has a 3 band parametric EQ.

I'll be messing around with it tonight.

[htguy]

Here is the response I received from Tech Support:

During setup, you get separate independent controls for the five "main" channels (LF, C, RF, RS, LS) and the sub.
If you have a 7.1 system, the EQ settings that you enter (or that are entered by EmoQ) for the surrounds are also applied to the Rear Surrounds.
Keith Levkoff
Technical Guru