Hi all, Hopefully this is the right place to post this.
Ive recently got a some new mains and a new receiver, switched from a 2600 to a denon x4300h so Im still figuring out denons way of doing things. Im having a hard time integrating my sub into the system with good results.
Sadly I have 2 green lines on the graph, sorry.
The First green line is the sub by itself with minimal equing, no smoothing applied
The Red line is playing the left channel with the sub turned on
The 2nd green line is the Left Channel with the sub turned off.
Clearly I dialed in a bit of a curve tot he sub. Why does it become ruler flat when played with the front speakers?
I do not have audyssey turned on or any of the sound altering features like dynamic audio or cinema eq.
My wife is getting tired of hearing test tones payed and meanwhile Ive been trying to convince her we need a 2nd sub.
Can anyone offer me some suggestions on whats causing this?
Ive recently got a some new mains and a new receiver, switched from a 2600 to a denon x4300h so Im still figuring out denons way of doing things. Im having a hard time integrating my sub into the system with good results.
Sadly I have 2 green lines on the graph, sorry.
The First green line is the sub by itself with minimal equing, no smoothing applied
The Red line is playing the left channel with the sub turned on
The 2nd green line is the Left Channel with the sub turned off.
Clearly I dialed in a bit of a curve tot he sub. Why does it become ruler flat when played with the front speakers?
I do not have audyssey turned on or any of the sound altering features like dynamic audio or cinema eq.
My wife is getting tired of hearing test tones payed and meanwhile Ive been trying to convince her we need a 2nd sub.
Can anyone offer me some suggestions on whats causing this?
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