New Dolby Atmos processor. Poor sound quality


I have just bought a new Dolby Atmos processor. Rather expensive . Launched recently.
And I hate the sound.
l have been used to  Bass and Treble tuning
The unit has for each of the 14 channels  : Frequency-Bandwidht-Gain-Crossover- Polarity.
I do not understand anything about that.
It doest not come with EQ Auto Corrector tuning. There will be an upgrade availlable in a few months ,at an extra cost of 2500$. It must be done by an autorised dealer.

Is it possible to make adjustement by myself to change the sound.
Or should I hire a audio tecnician .
l am from Canada and I have bought the processor directly from the US manufacturer. They do not have dealers in Canada. So , l can’t go and talk to my dealer as it should normaly be done.

Thanks

p.s.  This is a interview about tuning adjusment .

Gordon Shackelford – Krell

Published on: August 19, 2017

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zzrider
I would like to underline that audio gears is the most expensive material thing that l own.
I drive an Mazda B 4000 4X4 1999 pick up truck.
Music is important in my life, for many reasons.
A bit like the link below ( but not as much )
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NF2rKrBtQag

Hi zzrider - that ACT 4 is so new that I don't think anyone here has direct experience with it.  I was also asked about this processor by a friend and I could not comment on it.  There aren't any "internal pics" on the net to show us how Acurus has architected the electronics.  It's so difficult to say what your problem is. I would suggest:

1. Let the unit run for 100-200 hours (maybe 8 days straight) to burn in all the electronics and electrolytic capacitors.  You are likely to get a significant change in sound quality - usually an improvement.  Then make a decision.

2. Think about what it is that you don't like about the sound.  Is it a bright/sterile character that you don't like?  Or is it a lack of bass or certain frequencies?  Maybe you can learn more about the parametric EQ in the unit so that you can tune certain frequencies.

Give it some time and try to work with the unit.  I found that sometimes I have had to sit with something for a couple weeks before I decided on whether it was good or not.

Thanks a lot, auxinput.
the sound is very bright and very harch.
No matter the source, power cord, audio mode. Even in stereo mode
( two channel ) the sound is very .unpleasant.

l am going to follow your advice, take some time, calm down.
After all , there are worst things in life.

I appreciate your effort for my case