Why on this earth denon audyssey sets speakers to full range?

[hardcore_gamer99]

Ran today audyssey but before that i set crossover at 80hz and after that i ran TWISTER 4K opening scene later i saw speaker crossover was full range. This movie scene could have blown my speakers, NO? Who would have been responsible?

 

[sandeepmohan]

If it detects the speakers are capable as Full Range, it will set them as Full Range. You can change it if you think it has made the wrong selection (Are you speakers not full range?). Nothing is going to happen when you have the cross over set to 80hz. You are responsible for your own speakers. So don't play them too loud, try to blow your speakers and find an excuse for the manufacturer to be responsible.

 

[argho]

Denon has always had this bug.
Need to manually change speakers to "Small", even if they are large floor standers.
Else you will blow your speakers.

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

If it detects the speakers are capable as Full Range, it will set them as Full Range. You can change it if you think it has made the wrong selection (Are you speakers not full range?). Nothing is going to happen when you have the cross over set to 80hz. You are responsible for your own speakers. So don't play them too loud, try to blow your speakers and find an excuse for the manufacturer to be responsible.

Dali opticon 2 i knew it sets full range but i forgot this time

 

[sandeepmohan]

Dali opticon 2 i knew it sets full range but i forgot this time

That is a full range capable loudspeaker. Why would you tag the speaker as "Small"? Just because its a stand mount speaker does not make it fall under the category of "Small". All you need to do is correct how much Bass is sent there.

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

That is a full range capable loudspeaker. Why would you tag the speaker as "Small"? Just because its a stand mount speaker does not make it fall under the category of "Small". All you need to do is correct how much Bass is sent there.

There is no option to set size. We can just set crossover in denon

 

[sandeepmohan]

There is no option to set size. We can just set crossover in denon

Sounds like a restriction due to the Auto Setup. I can certainly adjust speaker size on my Denon 3312, which is a REALLY old receiver
It could be due to Sub Woofer mode set as LFE. If you switch that to LFE+Mains, you can certainly make the speaker size option as "Large"

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

Sounds like a restriction due to the Auto Setup. I can certainly adjust speaker size on my Denon 3312, which is a REALLY old receiver
It could be due to Sub Woofer mode set as LFE. If you switch that to LFE+Mains, you can certainly make the speaker size option as "Large"

No, in higher models they have removed option of small large

 

[argho]

No, in higher models they have removed option of small large

Thanks. Thats useful information.

 

[hardcore_gamer99]

Thanks. Thats useful information.

If you have subwoofer connected to avr then you can change crossover but if running speakers only there is no option but to run speakers as full range, You cant change it if no subwoofer connected

 

[DB1989]

If you have subwoofer connected to avr then you can change crossover but if running speakers only there is no option but to run speakers as full range, You cant change it if no subwoofer connected

thats useful and takes user error out of the equation.