Variable Loudness Compensation

Aaron Hirsch

• December 08, 2023 19:13
• Edited

Hi. Bluesound can add a lot of value by adding variable loudness compensation. It would significantly enhance sound quality -- and beat out the competition -- who have poor implementations of it, if they have it at all. 

Variable Loudness Compensation - to compensate for human hearing at low volumes. Implement a dynamic loudness curve based on ISO 226:2003 whose level/intensity can be adjusted for speaker sensitivity and/or user preference. 

 

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  JG.B.

  • December 08, 2023 20:12

  Can't agree more

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  Soul Man

  • December 08, 2023 22:25

  Great idea

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  Max Dekker

  • December 09, 2023 13:00

  +1

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  Rene Wesselink

  • January 02, 2024 10:09

  We often listen to the Pulse M at low volume and then the music sounds dul. At higher volumes the speaker performs very good. Loudness is a good solution to compensate this and would be great if it could be added as an option to the product.

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  JG.B.

  • January 02, 2024 10:11

  Would be awesome for the whole product range indeed. Already in Sonos (as well as room correction) and WiiM (PEQ already available and room correction coming)

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  Rene Wesselink

  • January 02, 2024 10:21

  This feature request is 25 days old without any reaction from Bluesound...

  Can Bluesound give an update on this feature request?

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  JG.B.

  • January 02, 2024 10:32

  Hello Rene,

  25 days is not a lot in Bluesound's environment. Couple of years is the right timeline for anything to come out but once it is out it is super reliable (consumer type of products, not audiophile/DIY type as I understand it)

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