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Introduction MCACC MCACC ProThe Essence of MCACC Advanced MCACC Feature Comparison Technical Details
MCACC Reference Guide
3D Time-Axis Compensation
As shown on the 3D graphs on right, the frequency characteristics
change with the passing of time. So if compensation is made on the
same point of the time-axis, there will be some difference due to
reverberation. To solve this problem, Advanced MCACC adopts the 3D
Time-Axis Compensation which takes into account this change along
the time-axis. You can measure the listening environment before
correcting the sound field, and make compensations matched to the
condition. The adjustment can be done in 0 to 160 msec range
including the direct sound area, allowing compensation with
emphasis on direct sound. The adjustment point can be controlled
manually for minute adjustments suited to the listening environment.
The measured results can be displayed in a rotatable 3D graph on your
personal computer or iPad via the AVNavigator or iControlAV5 app.
Anyone can easily use the professional features such as display
before/after calibration comparison, or check if each frequency
characteristic is aligned at the setup point on the time-axis.
Auto Phase Control Plus
Multi-channel sounds on Blu-ray Discs, DVDs, or 5.1ch WAV/FLAC are
sometimes recorded with LFE channel delay (about max. 16 msec)
caused by the LPF (low-pass filter) when the discrete sounds are
packaged. This delay in the low frequencies affects not only the bass,
but also the main channel playback, dulling the rhythm and sound.
During playback, Phase Control Plus technology automatically adjusts
and compensates the phase lag (group delay) included in the sound
source, from 0 to 16 msec in 1 msec increments. In addition to solving
the phase lag (group delay) in audio devices such as AV receivers and
speakers, the phase shift sometimes included in discs or broadcasts
can also be adjusted, allowing precise control of every phase, from
audio source to output. With the synergy effect of the original Phase
Control compensation, all sounds are aligned, providing better
balance for the overall reproduced sound, exceptionally powerful and
dynamic bass, and clear high frequencies.
Advanced MCACC Reverberation Measurement Result
Before Calibration
After Calibration
Effect of Auto Phase Control Plus (data comparison)
Original disc playback
Delay setting: 0 msec
Superior sound provided by compensating the lag in the subwoofer channel on the disc.
Playback with Auto Phase Control Plus
Delay setting: 9 msec TimeTime
Level
Level
Front L
Front L
LFE
LFE
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