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If i'm not wrong this is a Equalizer APO limitation (not having height channels).

If you like oal_dflt, try playing with SADIE_D02 from 3DJ database: https://airtable.com/appayGNkn3nSuXkaz/shruimhjdSakUPg2m/tbloLjoZKWJDnLtTc Both oal dflt and SADIE_D02 uses KEMAR dummy head which good for a lot of people. The tonality of SADIE actually sounds way better for me, so i thought it could be the same for you!

Nice!

Probably just a false positive i guess. Never had any issues with HeSuVi before.

Hey, i know this is an old thread already, but damn, i tried this yesterday and i'm in shock by how good it sounds. I'm using with pipewire virtual surround sink (linux), and it works really fine, but as cferraz95 said above the left side is a bit quiet with the volume. But other than that it works really great, probably the best virtual surround i've used so far and it doesn't degrade sound quality. EDIT: So, i restarted my measurements, and now left and right channels are more or less with the...

Hey, i know this is an old thread already, but damn, i tried this yesterday and i'm in shock by how good it sounds. I'm using with pipewire virtual surround sink (linux), and it works really fine, but as cferraz95 said above the left side is a bit quiet with the volume. But other than that it works really great, probably the best virtual surround i've used so far and it doesn't degrade sound quality. Thank you!

Oh, so you have Realtek, as i do. I don't use VB-cable, ks repeater, nothing like that, i just apply EQ APO default settings directly into my Realtek (ALC887) onboard soundcard, set the channels to 7.1 using the UWP Realtek audio console, and everything works fine here; been using this way for years now. Maybe it can work for you too.

I think DTS Sound unbound profiles from Airtable would be great for you. This dts preset that comes by default with HeSuVi seems old and is probably dts headphone x v1, whereas DTS sound unbound has v2 version and has a more updated virtual surround. To me it sounds pretty much as the real app, the soundstage is wide and the bass is great.