Dirac has announced that Dirac Live room correction will be coming to select Bluesound products. Future Bluesound products will come Dirac-ready, requiring only the purchase of a Dirac Live license.

This is the version we discussed in our Dirac Spatial Correction Youtube video and it is not something that exists on any consumer products for the home. It is used in some cars, like the noted Volvo.

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The promised update to support Dirac Live room correction is now available to owners of select Denon and Marantz receivers and the AV 10 preamp/processor. If you own one of the eligible receivers (or ...

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The Flexus Core 300 soundbar claims to be the first one using Dirac Live correction technology to tailor its sound for the room it’s in. The Flexus Core 300 soundbar claims to be the first one using ...

Bluesound NODE music streamers now support Dirac Live acoustic room correction, but activating it will cost you $159 or more. Dirac Live readiness is coming to select Bluesound Music Streamers like ...

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