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Hey guys, I have searched high and low for answers to my question to no avail. If you have some good keywords or know where it has been answered then let me know!
My HT setup:
Pioneer Andrew Jones 5.1
Denon AVR-e300(5.1)
Now I recently purchased a monoprice a/b switch and a pair of Yamaha aw350 outdoor speakers for the backyard. The "a" switch is for my main pioneers and the "b" switch is for the yamahas. I will never run them at the same time.
After completing the install I sat back to enjoy the fruits of my labor, but I couldn't, it sounds like crap!
I'm thinking it's an EQ problem because the speakers have decent reviews...
Now I have audyssey setup for the pioneers. My question is this: how can I best set up the EQ without having to switch all the settings every time I want to listen to music outside or watch a movie inside? As far as I can tell there are no presets on the Denon. I tried using the "pure" setting as a quick preset, but that did not put out enough base for me.
Any suggestions would be welcome!
My HT setup:
Pioneer Andrew Jones 5.1
Denon AVR-e300(5.1)
Now I recently purchased a monoprice a/b switch and a pair of Yamaha aw350 outdoor speakers for the backyard. The "a" switch is for my main pioneers and the "b" switch is for the yamahas. I will never run them at the same time.
After completing the install I sat back to enjoy the fruits of my labor, but I couldn't, it sounds like crap!
I'm thinking it's an EQ problem because the speakers have decent reviews...
Now I have audyssey setup for the pioneers. My question is this: how can I best set up the EQ without having to switch all the settings every time I want to listen to music outside or watch a movie inside? As far as I can tell there are no presets on the Denon. I tried using the "pure" setting as a quick preset, but that did not put out enough base for me.
Any suggestions would be welcome!