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Originally Posted by RPM90
Those are eq settings, not settings for Logic7.
EQ settings are the same even if Logic7 is on or off.
Since Logic7 creates it's own sound field, and uses it's own settings to create it's sound field, then there really isn't any reason for a user to alter any settings, like one might with a true surround sound system, where you may need to alter distance of speakers, size, delay, etc...
Much of that is already known and programmed in already.
I had thought that Logic7 was a true surround sound system, but it's not.
The marketing of Logic7 is misleading, as it's not "surround sound" as we know it in the theater or home surround systems.
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It's not just BMW. Think about all the TVs, stereos, etc. that have "surround" sound buttons but only have two speakers. The sound isn't truly surround. It's just a processor that plays tricks on the ears. Though the sound they create is kinda cheesy.