I was surprised there were very few hits on google search for this. Once done though, it waited a few seconds and then complained that it could not communicate with the AVR ("Communication error (2)"). I went into the wizard on the phone and it proceed to play the chirp signal on the left speaker. The AVR by the way was hardwired using Ethernet. It installed and instantly recognized the Denon AVR which was great. I bought the app for my Samsung S8+ phone. So was time to go into the app to adjust things. I turned it off and the sound became a lot less pleasant (I used the "Reference" mode). I noticed that Dynamic EQ was on by default. When finished, I could tell the improvement in room modes being reduced which was good. So I used my hand to hold the mic while the measurements ran, being thankful that they ran rather quickly. I had a tripod that I was going to use but it had a larger screw terminal than the one that came with the mic. It reminded me of the 25 cent wooden gliders we would build when I was a child! This is in sharp contrast to the professional setup/tripod that comes with the likes of Anthem ARC. I got a kick out of a few pieces of cardboard/plastic that you put together to act like a tripod. The chirp signal was run at surprisingly soft level.
The process was straightforward requiring a pair of measurements for each seat and a couple in the back.
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I first ran the Audyssey EQ using the software built into the Denon AVR. The sub is no longer there so I did not have it connected or tested. I put the AVR on the center amp you see on the floor and wired it to the two Salon 2 speakers.
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