The primary difference lies in performance between the 20-50Hz bass range and frequencies above 16kHz. The updated Room Correction provides better measurement of the room's transfer function, leading to more accurate calibration. This is especially beneficial if you're using subwoofers or speakers with strong bass in those rooms. Additionally, the new Room Correction improves treble adjustment, making it more effective for those looking to fine-tune higher frequencies.
And for those who love spoilers:
We're also working on a couple more things for Room Correction for the future:
1. Integrating independent PEQ Room Correction with subwoofer, enabling automatic level matching between the main speakers and the subwoofer.
2. Enhancing Room Correction by using multiple measurements at one spot to eliminate environmental noise.