Audyssey MultEQ Editor app for Denon Marantz AV Receiver products
Total ratings
2.81
(Rating count:
1,244)
Review summary
Pros
- Provides flexibility to fine-tune audio settings.
- Works well on certain devices.
- Can improve sound clarity and room correction.
Cons
- Frequent connection issues and bugs.
- High price for an app that should be included with the receiver.
- Difficult to use curve editor and other interface elements.
Most mentioned
- App crashes or errors during calibration.
- Issues with subwoofer settings and parameters.
- Problems with connecting to the receiver.
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2.50
All time rating average:
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Date | Author | Rating | Comment |
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2024-12-31 | Nothing works with this app. First, it had me start over 20 minutes into set up because "outside noise" wa detected even though my place is very quiet. Then it randomly couldn't detect the subwoofer even though it played sound through it, and on and on always something new why it would have me start over. I'm giving up, waist of $20. Good luck getting this to work. Using a new compatible receiver and new speakers. | ||
2024-10-25 | app won't send to the receiver. But it will run the audyssey part,and after i try sending the information to receiver and comes up with an error on the app. I wish this app worked ,but it dont.10-25-2024, well deleted the app out of my phone and re-downloaded it just using my wifi at home. Thank you Jesus it works now. Audyssey multeq app does make DenonAVR-X4500H sound alot clearer. But now my bluetooth dont work. so hopefully Denon or whoever works with the app yall will fix my bluetooth | ||
2024-08-19 | It's very annoying to have to pay for the app to access settings on Denon receivers. And while it's mostly straightforward to use, you still basically need to read online to understand some settings. It's also just a poor use case for a whole standalone app, when the entire point is to load settings on a receiver that has it's own UI that can do 70% of the app functions: the multi-eq frequency cutoff should be accessible without all this. | ||
2024-02-21 | Great app but it's so annoying that once I click on the graph then let go of the dot , I can't move it anymore which results in having to mark another spot instead of just moving the dot that I first marked. Denon and marantz make great receivers but obviously your app development team sucks a**. 8 years later the remote app is slow as hell. Hire a better app developer | ||
2023-12-10 | In case others hit this, versions newer than 1.7.2 have a bug where your subwoofer trim gets set to -12db (max lowest trim) no matter how low you set the subwoofer gain. Still no word on a fix from them so I'm using v1.7.2 as a workaround. If you're getting -12 on the sub, try lowering the gain and re-run the calibration, but if you keep getting -12 then this is the bug I'm describing. Only an issue with the android app. The MultEQ app is an improvement but would be nice if they fixed this bug. | ||
2023-09-15 | I have a Pixel 2 and have not had any significant problems with the app. It runs fine every time. I hope D&M continue to invest in it because it's the future. I think the most annoying part is the curve editor. The points just respond so poorly to touch. It's be nice to have more control over them and the ability to type in the freq. Q. and db. Also it'd be nice to copy and past curves between speakers. Also subwoofer control down to 5hz. Pretty annoying it stops at 20hz for us HT geeks. | ||
2023-08-03 | Horrible implementation of an app. I've tried to do measurements 3 times. First I took all 8 locations, and waited between each for the data to be collected, only to have it crash on the last one. Then the next try, I only did three, then it crashed. Then I tried again and it crashed. Would be great if it worked, but this would be bad for a free app, much less a $20 app. | ||
2023-05-30 | Needless to say that I'm more than a little irritated that I had to spend an extra $20 on an app to access all the audio customization features on my $1600 Denon receiver. Dinging 2 stars for that fact alone. Also dinging a star for the setup taking multiple attempts to succeed. I did not experience near the bugginess others have reported on my OnePlus 8t but I ran the setup 3 times with 3 different experiences and 1 successful calibration. This non-streamlined app should be free. Period! | ||
2023-03-17 | Totally useless. Downloaded the app (1.8.0) to my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra and tried it with my Denon AVR-X3500H. It connected quickly with my AVR and correctly identified my speakers. Unfortunately it was down hill from there. I ran a test of three calibration runs. In between each speaker test I would get an error saying the app is not responding. I hit WAIT and continued. At the end of the three runs I looked at the results. The subwoofer trim level said -12 dB. Totally wrong and useless. | ||
2022-09-30 | I think it works quite good. I always do a complete reset before I run a new calibration. The slow part is transferring the massive file to the receiver/processor but once received it apply room correction quite fast. You can copy each file you have loaded to the receiver/processor from the EQ Editor then copy those settings to a USB stick. You simply use the USB copied sticks instead of loading from the Editor. Saves lots of time. I like using a tablet instead of phone. Well worth $20.00. |
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