Posts by isagreg

Quote:Originally Posted by mlundy57 If you run your room calibration with the damping set to "low" you can only cut the response. If you run the room calibration with the damping set to "mid" then after the calibration you can cut...

http://www.avsforum.com/t/1214550/official-rythmik-audio-subwoofer-thread/8100#post_22897630 Quote:Originally Posted by Rythmik The difference of using mid damping and low damping is that in the former, you can further boost the low...

Quote:Originally Posted by holt7153 No problems here-below is my recent post Brian is referencing: Well, good for you I know that LV12R is very capable sub. It can play deep and loud. I just want to integrate it nicely using...

Quote:Originally Posted by Rythmik Theoretically, there should be very little dependecy between the two. But even recently, holt7153 has posted that he noticed is the trim becomes lower after he changed the damping to low. I think...

Quote:Originally Posted by KJSmitty Using the LFE input, I doubt the Phase Delay, Crossover or LPF Slope controls have any effect. No, they don't. But Extension/ Damping has, and that interests me the most.

Crossover is set to 80Hz in AVR Crossover on the sub is set to MAX Delay/Phase 0 LPF Slope 12dB LPF for LFE in AVR is 120Hz Again, LV12R does not have separate damping control. Bass extension is also a damping with 3 positions: Low, Mid...

RE: "...Both Sub A & B should sound equally loud after Audyssey..." Sub A, Sub B? I have only one sub. And LV12R does not have separate damping control. Bass extension is also a damping with 3 positions Low, Mid and Hi.

I am hoping somebody will finally clarify this: I have Rythmik LV12R connected to Denon AVR-2113Ci with LFE. Before running Audyssey I set the sub controls as follows: Delay/Phase 0 Crossover MAX LPF Slope 12dB Now the Bass Extension...

The Bass Extension has 3 positions: Low (the sub will go down to 20Hz), Mid ( 22hz) and Hi (24hz) For HT Rythmik recommends to set the extension to Low. The first time I set it to Mid by mistake. I can't disable or enable that particular...

Thanks for the reply, My point is I ran audyssey the first time and got "reference" with too much bass The second time I ran the same audyssey changing very little on the sub and got another "reference" with too little bass. Forget about...