elangoas
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Is the crossover shown in the above pic, a global (or) individual ? The reason i ask is your fronts are set as large.. Change that to small too..
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Is the crossover shown in the above pic, a global (or) individual ? The reason i ask is your fronts are set as large.. Change that to small too..
pranjandas
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Fronts set to large by the AVR's auto calibration. Before running the calibration they were set as Small. In fact I have noted a strange thing whenever MCACC calibration is done, they set the Fronts as Large, despite detecting the dedicated subwoofer(s) in the room. Since the 'corrections' take place in the sequence of FL, FR, C, HL, HR, SL, SR and lastly the Sub and the calibration microphone located far away from the Fronts as compared to the surrounds, Fronts are set as large by the AVR while all the surrounds are set as small. But then Center channel is also set as Small.
With two dedicated subs, it makes no sense all frequencies be directed to the Fronts. But the problem is unless the Fronts are set as large, double bass (a feature akin to LFE + Main of other brand AVR's calibration mechanisms) is not activated. However, personally I have found, even if double bass is not on with dual subs and fronts as small, it sounds great and is an optimal bliss
With two dedicated subs, it makes no sense all frequencies be directed to the Fronts. But the problem is unless the Fronts are set as large, double bass (a feature akin to LFE + Main of other brand AVR's calibration mechanisms) is not activated. However, personally I have found, even if double bass is not on with dual subs and fronts as small, it sounds great and is an optimal bliss
elangoas
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Fronts set to large by the AVR's auto calibration. Before running the calibration they were set as Small. In fact I have noted a strange thing whenever MCACC calibration is done, they set the Fronts as Large, despite detecting the dedicated subwoofer(s) in the room. Since the 'corrections' take place in the sequence of FL, FR, C, HL, HR, SL, SR and lastly the Sub and the calibration microphone located far away from the Fronts as compared to the surrounds, Fronts are set as large by the AVR while all the surrounds are set as small. But then Center channel is also set as Small.
With two dedicated subs, it makes no sense all frequencies be directed to the Fronts. But the problem is unless the Fronts are set as large, double bass (a feature akin to LFE + Main of other brand AVR's calibration mechanisms) is not activated. However, personally I have found, even if double bass is not on with dual subs and fronts as small, it sounds great and is an optimal bliss
Double bass is duplicating bass between Fronts & subwoofer.. Best would be to leave the front as small..
sriram_shol
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ProHomeAudio offers 10% discount on all their products. Those who are planning for the BIC subwoofers, please avail the offer.
Don't know how long the offer is going to be available.
Don't know how long the offer is going to be available.
sud98
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upto 8% discount i think you get it in ebay india and buy through the same seller.
sriram_shol
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Check with PAH guys... By phone, they may keep the coupon available or give for a discounted price.
sriram_shol
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One of my friends was looking for a subwoofer and he inquired how BIC sub performs.
I shared my experience with PL200 and he ordered one from PAH couple of days back with a 10% discount.
He spoke to Sagar and got a price discount. May be one can try, it would still work out...
I shared my experience with PL200 and he ordered one from PAH couple of days back with a 10% discount.
He spoke to Sagar and got a price discount. May be one can try, it would still work out...
sriram_shol
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I Have 2 subs TAGA SW10 2nd one is TAGA TSW200 So on both subs i have kept settings
Voloume full crossover full 1st sub sw10 phase zero second tsw200 phase 180 AVR all Speakers 80 HZ Crossover Sub 120 hz crossover in avr
Is it correct or should change anything please help
Voloume full crossover full 1st sub sw10 phase zero second tsw200 phase 180 AVR all Speakers 80 HZ Crossover Sub 120 hz crossover in avr
Is it correct or should change anything please help
sriram_shol
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Press check with Elangos..
elangoas
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Replied to him on PM.. @AMD20, please refrain posting the same query in multiple threads..
Why volume full? Set the volume such that the gain set on the receiver after auto setup is in the - 3 to +3 range. Crossover on sub has no meaning if you are using bass management on receiver. Rest seems okay.
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Okay. Yes no issues in tweaking after you gave done the auto setup. Also, is the sub in the right spot. Sub placement is extremely critical for the right bass level.
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sriram_shol
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Yesterday I watched 1080p BluRay movies of DTS HD / Dolby ATMOS sound tracks. I can say my speakers and subwoofer sounds much better than before. I see a great improvement in the overall output.
My cross over settings is 3.5Hz across all the 5.1 setup including the subwoofer. Is this fine to keep? My volume level is 50 points in my Yamaha AVR.
My cross over settings is 3.5Hz across all the 5.1 setup including the subwoofer. Is this fine to keep? My volume level is 50 points in my Yamaha AVR.
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