Is there a 30 hertz equalization?
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Not that I can see. In the Bass adjustment you can select the center frequency 60/80/100/200 with 100 being default unless you change it. It's a great sounding stereo especially for the price and I'm very pleased.
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I don't believe so. I've gone through all of the audio settings and I didn't see that option. However, the unit does a fantastic job with audio settings from several presets to other separate options on bass and subwoofer settings.
912163
No equalizer but if you're using it with a PC, you can equalize on the PC (with on board RealTek), then connect via Optical out. My Setup is I use a Creative Soundblaster Omni (Equalizer here) Optical out > Optical In to Creative HD USB DAC > Line out Y-cable out to Tanoy 502 Studio Monitors > Y cable to ancient Creative T7700 Subwoofer. Effectively 'separates'.
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Hi Mark: I found that there is a bug in my 250 at least (it was refurbished) which makes the volume drop way off if I don't have all the equalizer settings in 'custom' set to EXACTLY FLAT. If you do that and OK it with the checkmark, on mine, suddenly the volume goes up. Sorry no idea what firmware I have.
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One is (probably) 300 MHZ, and the other is 310MHZ. Match to the frequency on your receiver, although either will work.
765715
Thanks for your question. Receivers no longer have graphic equalizers. Instead, they have a more comprehensive, 21st century solution called Audessey which is a system that uses a microphone placed at the listening position which allows Audessey to listen to the room from that position and make very comprehensive adjustments to the system that are significantly more intricate and adaptive than a graphic eq could ever make. Thanks again
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No the equalizer always applies to both channels. If you need independent equalizer I suggest another model.
1008784
Yes it does have an equalizer. It has 5 bands. Hope this answers your question :)
475462
Shows tenths of watts, but only whole Hertzs. Don't know about the rest of the settings. Hope this helps.
908547
We don't not have Bass & treble control, but we have equalizer for controlling the Low/Medium/High
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You can move it forward or back to a limit. I don't remember the numbers butHere is the manual: http://www.equalizerhitch.com/Equal-i-zer%20Support/installinstructions.php
756928
Yes, and the equalizer and Left-Right balance settings on the TV also are passed on to the external speakers. This can be a bit of problem, though, if you sometimes use the internal speakers, and sometimes external speakers, since they don't have separate settings. I find I have to turn the bass way up and treble way down to make the internal speakers tolerable, but then need to change back to more normal settings when using my decent external 2.1 speakers.
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No. I'm tuning it now and when pressing down it skips from 88.0 to 108.0. Changing from US to EU doesn't make a difference.
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J.A. The Behringer Sonic Exciter SX3040 didn't make a difference in my opinion so I stuck with the equalizer
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As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little more gain from my subs so I bring those up a little when watching something with a rockin' LF track. As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little... » Read More As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little more gain from my subs so I bring those up a little when watching something with a rockin' LF track. « Show Less
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There are no "points" for the frequency crossover. I concluded from the information available that the crossover was a linear function between 20 - 20K hertz. My installation drives a set of Sony tweeters with an obvious separation of the higher frequencies but I have no equipment to measure the frequency response.
760993
An equalizer will cover you- I am using onboard audio and these sound better than anything I've ever heard once you subdue the mids.
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Here are the excerpt details of the TX-NR717 equalizer (from the manual): * Audyssey 2EQ® to correct room acoustic problems* Audyssey Dynamic EQ® for loudness correction* Audyssey Dynamic Volume® to maintain optimallistening level and dynamic range Though these adjustments are effective, depending on your own preferences for EQ control you may want more adjustability from a separate EQ component. For my needs the built-in features were OK.