[Tidan]

Hi,
I just got my FBQ2496 this afternoon!
Question is, once I set it up, being that its taking the analog signal from my Reciever/sub out, digitizing it, tweaking it, then re-analoging it, then sending it to my subs amp, then out to my subs; how can I adjust the delay in the rest of my system to accomodate the delay that will be introduced to the LFE after all this processing?

System:
Yamaha RX-Z1 (all speakers crossed over at 90hz)
Paradigm studio reference (40's,cc570,adp590's)
SVS cs25-31plus X2 / 1200watt samson 2ch amp
FBQ2496 EQ for subs (everything below 90hz)

Thanks for any suggestions you might have!

 

[Tidan]

The FBQ DSP adds about a msec processing delay, so add a foot to the distance you set the sub distance in the receiver.

brucek

What if my reciever doesn't have a subwoofer delay/distance setting? The Yamaha RX-Z1 was yamaha's flagship reciever (and carried a heft price tag when I got mine in '02 or '03), but it has no delay setting that I can find for the sub. It also doesn't allow you to change the crossover freq. which is fixed at 90hz. Big time bummer!

Any other ideas???

 

[Tidan]

I believe the YPAO will set the distances/delays correctly if you just run it. I took a quick look at the manual, and didn't see any way to manually set them.

Wow, I'm really dating my equipment now! YPAO didn't come out till the following year.
For what its worth, here is a link to the manual:
http://www.mbmania.com/bin/RX_Z1_owners_manual.pdf

It really doesn't seem that long ago that I bought this reciever! And cost still pains me! LOL!

 

[Tidan]

Wow, that's weird. I looked up that model number on the Yammy site, and came up with a different receiver, one that had YPAO.

They make it kind of painful to find the manual don't they! Here is a link to the product with some specs:
http://www.yamaha.com/yec/products/...00262&CTID=5000300&ATRID=1010&DETYP=ATTRIBUTE

I don't recall there ever having been YPAO on any of the Z1's. The Z9 replaced the Z1 and that one had YPAO if I remember correctly.