My YPAO settings made my C-22 center as 'large' and SF52 FS as 'small' &amp; overall crossover at 120hz. with subwoofer also there, why it made it large?
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My reiever gives me a maual option. I do the test and see which sound better on test. There is a slight variation in sound but only at lower volumn levels. As you increase volume its negligible.
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I did not use crossovers, as the focal's did not include their own. Instead I used the high pass filter on my amp and things have sounded great so far. The amp I am using is a Phoenix Gold V754.
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I would let the sub handle a good portion of the lows. THX settings are 80hz, so I figure that's a good crossover point.
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I rly like the way Alpine has made this crossover. It's pretty straight forward, but can seem a lil confusing. There are 4 db settings and 5 pins. I was sortta dumbfounded when I started myself. The 1st and 2nd pin are 0 dB. the 2nd and 3rd pin are 2 dB. 3rd and 4th pin are 4 db. Finally the 4th and 5th pin are for 6db. I have mine set at +4 db. It's a good setting for me. Perfect highs w/o any distortion. Hope the helped.
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Yes. I have a five-speaker Nanosat setup plus Mirage subwoofer, using Bose 901s for rear surrounds, in a 7.1 system. The Audyssey calibration system set my levels correctly; later, I manually set the crossover setting on all seven "satellites" to the Nanosat subwoofer's 120Hz. My system is set up in a "great room" with cathedral ceiling, and I have an output level meter on the front L and R speakers. Using "3:10 To Yuma" (2007) and checking the audio output from the stagecoach robbery sequence cranked up to "now that's TOO loud, it hurts" levels I *peaked* at 100W through the monitored speakers. That level gives me "air conditioning" gusts of air from the sub, which is 11 feet away from my central calibration position. Yes. I have a five-speaker Nanosat setup plus Mirage subwoofer, using Bose 901s for rear surrounds, in a 7.1 system. The Audyssey calibration system set my levels correctly; later, I manually set the crossover setting on all seven "satellites" to the Nanosat subwoofer's 120Hz. My system is set up in a "great room" with cathedral ceiling, and I have an output level meter on the front L and R speakers. Using "3:10 To Yuma" (2007) and checking the audio output from the stagecoach robbery sequence cranked up to "now that's TOO loud, it hurts"... » Read More Yes. I have a five-speaker Nanosat setup plus Mirage subwoofer, using Bose 901s for rear surrounds, in a 7.1 system. The Audyssey calibration system set my levels correctly; later, I manually set the crossover setting on all seven "satellites" to the Nanosat subwoofer's 120Hz. My system is set up in a "great room" with cathedral ceiling, and I have an output level meter on the front L and R speakers. Using "3:10 To Yuma" (2007) and checking the audio output from the stagecoach robbery sequence cranked up to "now that's TOO loud, it hurts" levels I *peaked* at 100W through the monitored speakers. That level gives me "air conditioning" gusts of air from the sub, which is 11 feet away from my central calibration position. « Show Less
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In my opinion it depends on how you set the crossover freq. on your receiver for the center channel. I have the Jamo set connected to a 7.2 set up with 3 way sony tower ss-F5000p for the left and right surround and with 2 polk audio subs. The crossover setup on the receiver plays a major part in my setup.
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there should be an A/v sync option in the audio settings to adjust this ...try that
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Hello Gilberto, thank you for your message. In regards to your concern, these are the following Power Outputs:POWER OUTPUT (rated):Front L + Front R 30 W + 30 W (at 8 ohms, 1 kHz, 1% THD)POWER OUTPUT (reference):Front L/Front R/ Center/Surround L/Surround R: 50 W (per channel at 8 ohms,1 kHz) Subwoofer: 50 W (at 8 ohms, 100 Hz)-Oscar
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To clarify the other answer...Phase has nothing to do with brightness. Phase is taking the left and right wires and reversing them. That would be 180 degrees out of phase. The minus 1, 3, and 6...is in db. To simply make the tweeters less loud...which is the same as less bright. What the question actually asked, is what is the frequency in which the mid bass driver is "crossed over" and the tweeter takes over playing the upper frequencies? I do not sell these, or own them, but were looking at these to purchase for myself. So, I do not know the answer to the crossover point question, but wanted to at least chime in so everyone else didn't think the other answer was in the least bit correct. It has nothing to do with answering the questioned asked, and has incorrect information.
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Have u tryed switching the switch on the back to stereo and the crossover is on hf ,lf, I had a similar issue where my sound was only running through one channel
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I personally have the FT-6T fronts with a F12 sub, FH65bs for rears, matched with the FH6-LCR center. In my opinion I haven't heard the DV-64s but it all depends on the system you are using when I used a nice onkyo stereo movies sounded good but music was way to bright almost a tunnel sound then I switched it up to a sunfire processer and carver amp and I was amazed with the difference, now my speakers sound perfect for music and movies, a quality sound you can be proud of. But like I said it depends on your other components, every review I have read people have said they had to tweak with the settings for both sets of speakers. But if you have good components you shouldn't have to. I personally have the FT-6T fronts with a F12 sub, FH65bs for rears, matched with the FH6-LCR center. In my opinion I haven't heard the DV-64s but it all depends on the system you are using when I used a nice onkyo stereo movies sounded good but music was way to bright almost a tunnel sound then I switched it up to a sunfire processer and carver amp and I was amazed with the difference, now my speakers sound perfect for music and movies, a quality sound you can be proud of. But like I said it depends on your other components, every review I have read people have said they had to tweak with... » Read More I personally have the FT-6T fronts with a F12 sub, FH65bs for rears, matched with the FH6-LCR center. In my opinion I haven't heard the DV-64s but it all depends on the system you are using when I used a nice onkyo stereo movies sounded good but music was way to bright almost a tunnel sound then I switched it up to a sunfire processer and carver amp and I was amazed with the difference, now my speakers sound perfect for music and movies, a quality sound you can be proud of. But like I said it depends on your other components, every review I have read people have said they had to tweak with the settings for both sets of speakers. But if you have good components you shouldn't have to. « Show Less
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There is a setting in the bluetooth advanced menu for setting the speakers to "front" or "all". It defaults to front. I'm not sure if it affects the subwoofer, but it might be worth a try...
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I'm not sure how it works... but when I switch channels my receiver shows how it adjusts such as -3db or +2 db to even it out. There's also 3 kinds of night mode: low, medium, and high that could also help.Actually I just looked at it... it says "Dialog Norm" then it lists the dB adjustment.Edit: I finally had a chance to look around at it. I guess it is only on the 876 and 906. I guess I never realized the volume difference since most of the time I skip commercials since I use a DVR. Sorry for the trouble man.
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try changing your center channel speaker to large(in the settings) i had my center channel on small and i had the sub level at +7,after i changed the center from small to large...WOW,i now have the sub level at 0 and it actually sounds better.....
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That's hard for me to say. My sub is crossed at 100Hz due to my Polk satellites being ... satellites. It sounds good but you can hear some distortion when playing Royals at higher volumes. You're right, there's tons of bass in her music. I may try this again after I adjust the gain and see what results I get. Overall you can't beat the sub for the price, but it's not going to sound better than a $400 sub. Well, most nicer $400 subs. ;)
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Not sure - My car audio deck has a Sub Woofer out, but no adjustable cross over frequency, and I don't know what is the cut off frequency. The Kenwood subwoofer has got an adjustable crossover setting (on the wired remote control unit) from 50Hz to 120 Hz.