Ultimately once you have a point of reference, it's a matter of preference and taste whether to run hot or not. I'd see what sounds best during the majority of what you listen to and leave it at that setting. Some AVR's will let you set different sub levels automatically depending on the surround mode you are using.
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music 75 & home theater 77 db?
Hi guy's,
I was playing around with hsu subwoofer spreadsheet that they had.
Iv followed the instructions and this what i came up with,it says for music set sub woofer for 74 db for music and for home theater use 77 db? i think thats a bit much.
should i just tune at 75 db and leave it? here is a attachment,does that look right? what your thoughts?
I was playing around with hsu subwoofer spreadsheet that they had.
Iv followed the instructions and this what i came up with,it says for music set sub woofer for 74 db for music and for home theater use 77 db? i think thats a bit much.
should i just tune at 75 db and leave it? here is a attachment,does that look right? what your thoughts?
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I think most people run hotter for music. Me personally I just set my sub 5-7db hot all the time
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I think most people run hotter for music. Me personally I just set my sub 5-7db hot all the time
there are times when i feel like my "movie" setting is already to hot and it's pretty much flat. sometimes stuff on cable tv seems to have to much LFE already IMO.
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Originally Posted by thirdeye11 /forum/post/16901823
I think most people run hotter for music. Me personally I just set my sub 5-7db hot all the time![]()
there are times when i feel like my "movie" setting is already to hot and it's pretty much flat. sometimes stuff on cable tv seems to have to much LFE already IMO.
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