Audyssey Setting Crossover Too High at Madison Hales blog

Audyssey Setting Crossover Too High. Not knowing what speakers you have or if you have a subwoofer or not, the general starting point for crossovers is 80hz, and speakers set as. Audyssey has my crossover at 200hz. Having audyssey set the crossovers a bit high seems ok as long as the sub can handle the frequencies up to 120hz for left. Ran audessey multeq on a denon av790, which set my lr crossover to 200hz, and c to 120hz. For example at 150 hz crossover, the. It has put the lpf for the lfe at 80hz. Audyssey measures the room and how the speakers position within the room effects the potential crossover. My satellite response is 150hz +. But that seems way too high, so i changed the global crossover (except for. Audessy has put the crossovers for the fronts as 60hz and the rats and centre at 40hz. With multieq off, the sound remains consistent even with a crossover setting quite high;

Audyssey measures the room and how the speakers position within the room effects the potential crossover. Not knowing what speakers you have or if you have a subwoofer or not, the general starting point for crossovers is 80hz, and speakers set as. Audyssey has my crossover at 200hz. My satellite response is 150hz +. It has put the lpf for the lfe at 80hz. For example at 150 hz crossover, the. Audessy has put the crossovers for the fronts as 60hz and the rats and centre at 40hz. Having audyssey set the crossovers a bit high seems ok as long as the sub can handle the frequencies up to 120hz for left. But that seems way too high, so i changed the global crossover (except for. With multieq off, the sound remains consistent even with a crossover setting quite high;

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Audyssey Setting Crossover Too High It has put the lpf for the lfe at 80hz. Audyssey measures the room and how the speakers position within the room effects the potential crossover. Audessy has put the crossovers for the fronts as 60hz and the rats and centre at 40hz. Having audyssey set the crossovers a bit high seems ok as long as the sub can handle the frequencies up to 120hz for left. My satellite response is 150hz +. With multieq off, the sound remains consistent even with a crossover setting quite high; Not knowing what speakers you have or if you have a subwoofer or not, the general starting point for crossovers is 80hz, and speakers set as. Ran audessey multeq on a denon av790, which set my lr crossover to 200hz, and c to 120hz. Audyssey has my crossover at 200hz. For example at 150 hz crossover, the. But that seems way too high, so i changed the global crossover (except for. It has put the lpf for the lfe at 80hz.