Hello, well I'm looking into doing the same thing. Did you ever found an answer ?
ToneWinner is marketing it as a 16-channel processor. However, it should have been 13.3 channels because 3 of those are LFE/subwoofer.an sorry if i sound a bit the noob but the at-300 has 14 xlr outs why is it called 16 channels
oh ok still sound like a dealToneWinner is marketing it as a 16-channel processor. However, it should have been 13.3 channels because 3 of those are LFE/subwoofer.
These are the specs from the user manual. There's limited technical info in here.
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I would reach out to Amir at Summit HiFi and ask. I have not run into that problem.I just got my AT-300 a week ago, and it hooked up to a Outlaw 7000x and a Parasound 2003 amp running 5.2.4. Right off the bat, the Atmos surround never sounded this good. I can never duplicate it with an AVR. But I have an issue with the room acoustic software. After doing the room calibration, I did not notice any difference from the original settings (default settings). Also, all the speaker level adjustment has no effect on the audio output regardless how many db I increased or decreased. All the trim level adjustments have no effect on all the channels. I already upgraded the latest software from the SummitHiFi website. What am I doing wrong? Anybody come across this? The good thing is the system sounded fantastic as it is with no other issues.
I did not know that. Thanks for clearing that up!My issues with my At300 room acoustic calibration and output levels have been resolved. I had the audio mode set to 'Pure'. At this setting, all level, trim, room acoustic compensation levels have no effect on all the channel outputs. When I reset the mode to either Direct, Stereo, Dolby, Dts, etc, the issue is gone, and I can hear the level differences.