Question regards of Skywave X70
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Correction, voice in music*
About the Skywave X70's sound output with upmixing disabled
When xupmix is disabled, the sound output varies depending on the signal type:
Dolby Atmos content: Because the signal inherently supports multiple channels (front, surround, and overhead speakers), disabling xupmix does not affect the original immersive output; sound will still be played omnidirectionally.
Non-Dolby signals (such as stereo or standard 5.1): xupmix simulates a vertical sound field (surround + overhead) for these signals. When disabled, the system will play back the original channel layout—for example, stereo content will primarily be output through the left and right channels of the front speakers, with no input from the surround and overhead speakers, resulting in a more focused sound in the front area.
When xupmix is disabled, the sound output varies depending on the signal type:
Dolby Atmos content: Because the signal inherently supports multiple channels (front, surround, and overhead speakers), disabling xupmix does not affect the original immersive output; sound will still be played omnidirectionally.
Non-Dolby signals (such as stereo or standard 5.1): xupmix simulates a vertical sound field (surround + overhead) for these signals. When disabled, the system will play back the original channel layout—for example, stereo content will primarily be output through the left and right channels of the front speakers, with no input from the surround and overhead speakers, resulting in a more focused sound in the front area.
Dreaver
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It makes sense now, thats why when I hear background sounds on the surround and the voice in the front, primarily upmix off or on, it will output voice in the front for more focus on the front while still having the surround effect of the music or background on the surround speakers!About the Skywave X70's sound output with upmixing disabled
When xupmix is disabled, the sound output varies depending on the signal type:
Dolby Atmos content: Because the signal inherently supports multiple channels (front, surround, and overhead speakers), disabling xupmix does not affect the original immersive output; sound will still be played omnidirectionally.
Non-Dolby signals (such as stereo or standard 5.1): xupmix simulates a vertical sound field (surround + overhead) for these signals. When disabled, the system will play back the original channel layout—for example, stereo content will primarily be output through the left and right channels of the front speakers, with no input from the surround and overhead speakers, resulting in a more focused sound in the front area.
So exciting!A review of the Skywave X70, Poseidon D80 Boom, and Aura A60—this is definitely the hardcore content everyone in the community wants to see!
Your real-world experience will help countless people who are struggling to decide which model is best for them. We can't wait to see your in-depth insights!
Dreaver
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It will be a indeed amazing review for sure!
A review of the Skywave X70, Poseidon D80 Boom, and Aura A60—this is definitely the hardcore content everyone in the community wants to see!
Your real-world experience will help countless people who are struggling to decide which model is best for them. We can't wait to see your in-depth insights!
Its funny because I have the
latest Aura series
Latest Posideon Series
Latest Skywave series
Ever since I got the Aura A60, I replaced all the other speakers for your guys set, no doubt.
But I won't spoil the suprise, soon I will review with photos and videos (If i can post videos here)
It will be sweet
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