Posts by JHAz

Quote:Originally Posted by beastaudio Not my consensus for sure. Honestly for the last two or three pages of discussion, I have all the same solution. Jpowell and Luketo, you both seem very dedicated to optimizing your systems, so...

You can't change belief. At least not fast. But the sub outlut is line level; easy stuff for a pre to run. If you go look in the sub forum I think you will find people ehwo are flat or boosted down to well below 20the Hz with the...

Quote:Originally Posted by jlpowell84 So we could consider it even across the board then at its original -1.5db set by Audyssey? I think the general consensus around here is that there's no particular reason to trust our Radio Shack...

Quote:Originally Posted by jlpowell84 I have one of these. Scroll down to see the graphs. http://www.hsuresearch.com/products/vtf-15h.html If I were to add a 200 dollar sub that rolls off steeply at 38hz and add it then audyssey...

Quote:Originally Posted by jlpowell84 Ok so I ran audyssey again. Just to check I turned on the spl meter and ran through all the channels to check. All 7 speaker channels read 77-79 db. The sub read 66-70 db . I had to turn it...

Well, I'd look at it differently. Manufacturers rate their receiverd in the US according to the current rules from the federal trade commission. The rule requires "all associated channels" to be tested simulteneously, and everybody...

Quote:Originally Posted by feffer777 I have a Pioneer AVR that everything runs through. It has an automatic speaker adjustment system; IE a mic and a program that tests speakers and sets sound levels. The speakers are small...

Quote:Originally Posted by Nethawk ^^ I haven't seen advice to leave it as it is, in particular if the difference is significant. Your best bet, if you see errors in distance that are alarming, is to re-run Audyssey. Subwoofers...

Quote:Originally Posted by jim19611961 Depends what you mean by issue. I dont think a Automatic FR altering device is the best approach to fixing problems that are really about the room. If the room is causing problems, then fix...

I don't think you can find separate crossovers per channel. But lots do separate crossovers per related channel- - so a setting for left and right, a setting for center, a setting for surrounds . . . . The usual recommendation around...