Anthem D2/D2v/AVM50/AVM50v/ARC1 tweaking guide - Page 1077

Originally Posted by slots1

Please comment on my latest run with the new D2v and Seaton Submersive HP with sub balanced separately.
Bob if you could.
Thanks
Gerry

Originally Posted by dmusoke

Gerry:

With all the great advice you've been given, the only other thing I've noticed that your reference levels are at about 70dB and not the required 75dB. A quick check with your SPL meter should verify whether your levels are correct. If not, then you can re-adjust the test level to produce the correct reference level and re-measure.

Originally Posted by studlygoorite

Speaking of Quick Measure, I asked this before, upon opening Quick Measure my graph table defaults to -150dbs to something like -80dbs making my graphs nothing like the final graph that ARC creates. Support has told me that I should adjust it myself to read what ARC calculates by I think it's 80dbs to 0dbs but I find this difficult as when I use my laptop to try and change it from -150dbs X -80dbs to 80dbs to 0dbs my hz also change as I try to adjust so instead of the hz going from 20hz to 2000 mine change to sometimes 20hz to 500hz. Is everyone with me? Why wouldn't the graph in Quick Measure read the same as the graph that ARC creates by default, is anyone else having trouble adjusting the Quick Measure graph?

John

Originally Posted by Bob Pariseau

QM is probably picking the scale based on the first, transient measurement. Nothing for it but to rescale as you are doing. I forget, but if there is an AutoScale button on the QM display, that will do it for you.
--Bob

Originally Posted by thestewman

I wonder what those issues could be ?
I have found no issues since changing to 1.47f.

Originally Posted by frank robison

Just finished setting up my D2V, using the SVS-EQ1 and ARC. I never heard better sound. Makes my FIOS sound like a true DVD, with my old ROtel RSP-1068, sounded flat.. however, not more. I love this machine..........................

BTW, I have to give a shout out to Craig Shuman of Theatermaxx. He really was unbelievable to work with during the purchasing process. Always answered the phone, always responded to my many questions without frustration. Best home theater guy I have ever purchased from. Recommended to anyone in the PA and NJ area.

Now back to tweaking my D2V. This machine rocks....!!!!

thanks for all the information you guys have posted. Really helped me out when tweaking this thing.....

Originally Posted by p.las

hm...last night i try to make tree measureings, and there where all differnte.
nr one X-overs fr 90 ctr 110 ss115 sub 80
nr two x-overs fr 115 ctr 115 ss1xx sub 120
nr tree x-overs fr 100 ctr 110 ss115 sub 105

is becurse that the microfone is very sensetiv ?
i will post my graphs to night

Originally Posted by p.las

i finale made it.
i'am not sure that the room gain is correct, becurse i also use a SVS a1 EQ, so ACR can't see the peaks, and this will cheat the mesured roomgain
but i must say that the bass is very presice, witt a lot of texture.
any comment will be nice.
regards Peter Denmark
edit: i'ts a mistake in the mowie setup......the front is set to 90hz by ACR, and it works great.

Originally Posted by p.las


thid is my old and the latest measure, beside the one above

edit......the old one are on page 1073
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...8260&page=1073

ther are more bass on the new graphs. if you arelook on big floor speakers , its not uncommen that the cross over is above 200-400hz, so maby its not that bad

Originally Posted by jayray

Try switching to flat in advanced settings for sub high pass and then recalculate.
John

Originally Posted by p.las


I havr tried that, but i think the lov frekvenz are getting to dominated.

Originally Posted by jayray

Post the chart for your sub.
John

Originally Posted by studlygoorite


It's because of yours that I have been working on mine so long, I am now trying stacked 15" Servos this weekend and we will see what kind of graphs I get. Still wish someone could tell me what their Quick Measure Y axis defaults to.

John

Originally Posted by Texas steve

John, you just want him to post it, so you can show off how good yours is!!!

Originally Posted by studlygoorite

It's because of yours that I have been working on mine so long, I am now trying stacked 15" Servos this weekend and we will see what kind of graphs I get. Still wish someone could tell me what their Quick Measure Y axis defaults to.

John

Originally Posted by jayray

I'm proud to have raised the bar
John

Originally Posted by ninja12


Well, there's an old saying. "If you got it then flaunt it". Yes, I will admit that it's because of jayray raising the bar that I worked on my sub. It's not as good as jayray; but, I am pretty satisfied with it. So now, I'm just sitting back and enjoying the fruits of my labor. My wife now ask me "are you going down in your man cave and look like the Joker". My response is "why of course honey". Thanks again jayray for raising the bar and providing the ongoing tweaking tips.

Originally Posted by Heybrook

Hey Guys

I`m trying to run my first quick measure but my computer [win 7] is telling me there`s a problem with my device driver for the mic. One part says it`s up to date, the other part says to contact the manufacturer. Any suggestions or ideas of how to correct or fix this.

Thanks Gary

Originally Posted by jayray

I am delighted you guys are enjoying your subs and happy I could, in a small way, help you to reach the Holy Grail
John

Originally Posted by thestewman


Holy Grail ?

There is no Holy Grail in the quest for better sound.
If your satisfied you have lost the spirit that keeps us going.

Originally Posted by jayray

I'm proud to have raised the bar
John

Originally Posted by usxplong

Don't forget my chart that is as good as yours.