Folks,
I am trying to decide on one of two receivers for my HT system: Pioneer VSX-D912 ($300) and Denon 2803 ($550), both in the 90-100 WPS range. The Pioneer (validated by Pioneer Cust Serv.) has a single freq. range for the sub, 100hz. The Denon has several (not sure, but I think they are 60, 80, 100, etc.). The question is, How much will it effect my movie/music listening to always have below 100hz played by my sub? I ordered a sub for the first time (never had one before) and I think its a nice one (HSU) and want to make the most out of it. I know I can set the sub, but if for instance I set the sub to pick-up anything below 80hz, and the receiver sends
I am trying to decide on one of two receivers for my HT system: Pioneer VSX-D912 ($300) and Denon 2803 ($550), both in the 90-100 WPS range. The Pioneer (validated by Pioneer Cust Serv.) has a single freq. range for the sub, 100hz. The Denon has several (not sure, but I think they are 60, 80, 100, etc.). The question is, How much will it effect my movie/music listening to always have below 100hz played by my sub? I ordered a sub for the first time (never had one before) and I think its a nice one (HSU) and want to make the most out of it. I know I can set the sub, but if for instance I set the sub to pick-up anything below 80hz, and the receiver sends