I have the RSP1066 and would like to further EQ my individual speakers in a 5.1 setup. I've went in the setup menu, but didn't see a EQ section. The remote does have a Cinema EQ option, what does it do to the speakers exactly? I've noticed that it does sound a bit more flat with the EQ, but I'd like a more accurate EQ tuning for my speakers. Does any of the newer Rotel Pre's like the 1068 and 1098 have the capability to EQ speakers more flat?
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Aside from separate bass/treble on all channels, no. Any reason you're wanting to EQ your speakers flat? Without an RTA meter, 31 bands per channel, and some training; you're only going to do harm. If you're un-happy with your setup, try changing speaker placement, speakers, or equipment. An EQ is not designed to overcome any of that.
Cinema-EQ is a THX-esque filter that applies a high frequency roll-off to all channels to fix DVD's that were not re-mixed for home use (some rare these days).
Kevin D.
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