There is just a ton of great info available on the web about the Audyssey MultEQ family of products. Audyssey is a an awesome new feature that, in my opinion, is one of the most valuable additions to modern receivers, moreso than even lossless HDMI audio. To learn more about Audyssey, read up in these links:

• For complete, technical information and instructions on how to set up Audyssey MultEQ on your receiver, please download, read, and follow the incredibly thorough Audyssey Step-by-Step Setup Guide created collaboratively by users at AVSforum.

• If you just want a super simple guide to get Audyssey MultEQ set up quick and easy, check out Audyssey's wonderful How To MultEQ.

• For additional tips and answers to common beginner's questions, check out the awesome Audyssey 101 section at the Audyssey website.

• For general Audyssey questions, first read the Official Audyssey FAQ at the Audyssey website, which has many answers to common questions and issues and tons of great info.

• Then, for my thoughts on common Audyssey questions, and some of my personal tips on running Audyssey, you should read through the Audyssey section of the FADQ.

• If you are having difficulty running Audyssey, or are getting poor results and don't understand what you are doing wrong, you have an amazing resource available to you at the Official Audyssey Thread at AVSforum.com. However, before you post, take an hour and read all the links above, and the last 20-30 pages of the Official Audyssey Thread, and you will find that your question has likely been answered already. You will learn a lot too!

• Furthermore, you can pose your questions directly to Chris Kyriakakis, the founder and CTO of Audyssey, using the Ask Audyssey section of the Audyssey website.

• For information on Audyssey Dynamic EQ, CLICK HERE.

• For information on Audyssey Dynamic Volume, CLICK HERE.

• For information on Audyssey DSX, CLICK HERE.

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