I really like what Sonarworks does for my studio monitor set up and thought the ORIA Mini could be a good way to bring room correction to my hifi set up. I have a pre-amp that receives TV/bluetooth/Spotify/etc and sends the signal to a power amp. Volume is controlled by the pre-amp and the power amp is set to 100%.
Does anyone know if the ORIA Mini will fit seamlessly in the signal path between the pre-amp and power amp? or will it interrupt the pre-amp's volume control in some way?
Thanks!
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Cole Stephenson yes, ORIA has both digital and analog inputs (¼" TRS), so it can easily operate as a standalone component in the chain before the power amp.
The device is connected to the computer via a USB-C connection, and the calibration profiles are loaded via the ORIA Control app. Once done, the device can be disconnected from the computer to fit into a fully analog chain (provided a USB-C power source), and you can switch between 4 profiles uploaded in the device using the hardware button.
Note that you will still need a computer and an audio interface to measure the speakers/room first. More info here: Applying calibration to the Audient ORIA Mini (profile export).