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Onkyo Best Eq Settings. I know on settings you could change the volume your levels and eq per each source but as far as the settings to which processes i don't think. Use the 3 eq presets. Then you have to play with levels and set your own eq settings. I made just a minor changes, like 0.5 db on lower and higher frequency and it is. The onkyo's custom eq is very very good, and better than denon because onkyo has 3 presets (at least in many models). I find the thx modes sound very thin. That being said, i'm still willing to try and help. I don't own an onkyo, nor do i use a graphic eq. I've turned up the volume a touch and tweaked the eq for the center channel, and it has helped, but i still feel like i need to turn up. What is it you don't like about the. I prefer the dts neo:6 settings for music or cinema audio.

I've turned up the volume a touch and tweaked the eq for the center channel, and it has helped, but i still feel like i need to turn up. Use the 3 eq presets. I find the thx modes sound very thin. Then you have to play with levels and set your own eq settings. What is it you don't like about the. I know on settings you could change the volume your levels and eq per each source but as far as the settings to which processes i don't think. The onkyo's custom eq is very very good, and better than denon because onkyo has 3 presets (at least in many models). I made just a minor changes, like 0.5 db on lower and higher frequency and it is. That being said, i'm still willing to try and help. I prefer the dts neo:6 settings for music or cinema audio.

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Onkyo Best Eq Settings The onkyo's custom eq is very very good, and better than denon because onkyo has 3 presets (at least in many models). What is it you don't like about the. Then you have to play with levels and set your own eq settings. The onkyo's custom eq is very very good, and better than denon because onkyo has 3 presets (at least in many models). I find the thx modes sound very thin. I made just a minor changes, like 0.5 db on lower and higher frequency and it is. I know on settings you could change the volume your levels and eq per each source but as far as the settings to which processes i don't think. Use the 3 eq presets. That being said, i'm still willing to try and help. I prefer the dts neo:6 settings for music or cinema audio. I've turned up the volume a touch and tweaked the eq for the center channel, and it has helped, but i still feel like i need to turn up. I don't own an onkyo, nor do i use a graphic eq.