Dirac Live room correction software is set to be integrated into Bluesound streaming devices like the NODE and POWERNODE, promising optimized audio quality tailored to the specific acoustic characteristics of a room. While Dirac Live excels at addressing bass issues in small spaces, it may not fully resolve midrange and treble reverberation problems with only two speakers. The specific Bluesound devices to receive Dirac Live support have not been disclosed, but there are plans to explore compatibility with existing models. Users will need to purchase a microphone accessory kit and a license to take advantage of Dirac Live's capabilities. A microphone is used to measure the room and create a custom correction curve that can be applied to the audio signal before reaching the DAC. Enthusiasts are eager for the ability to use third-party DACs with Dirac-enabled Bluesound devices, offering a potential solution to satisfy the demands of audiophiles.