Has anyone else had a problem getting the volume level up on the subwoofer in the 2900's setup menu for SACD?
With filter setting in the "on" position, I thought that the subwoofer channel was suppose to go up something 10 to 15 dbs. It doesn't seem to do that when using the speaker level test tones in the 2900. Actually its so low, that I thought I had miswired it. It was only after I raised the master volume on the ref 50 that I could hear it.
In order to get the subwoofer to match the other channels, I'm having to drop the other channels by 10db in the 2900 menu and then raise subwoofer in the ref 50's menu. This doesn't seem right.
It would be helpful, even if you don't have the ref 50 but do have the 2900 and have SACD experience with it to comment on subwoofer levels.
Thanks,
With filter setting in the "on" position, I thought that the subwoofer channel was suppose to go up something 10 to 15 dbs. It doesn't seem to do that when using the speaker level test tones in the 2900. Actually its so low, that I thought I had miswired it. It was only after I raised the master volume on the ref 50 that I could hear it.
In order to get the subwoofer to match the other channels, I'm having to drop the other channels by 10db in the 2900 menu and then raise subwoofer in the ref 50's menu. This doesn't seem right.
It would be helpful, even if you don't have the ref 50 but do have the 2900 and have SACD experience with it to comment on subwoofer levels.
Thanks,