TheCableGuy96
Established Member
Hi,
I have a Denon AVR-X3600H and after running the setup the distances can be out 'slightly' out. I was simply wondering if I should accept these values or should I set them to the exact (or nearest) value I can?
Also the setup is a 5.2.4 surround setup. Should I also use a digital sound meter to check all the speakers are the same level at the same point in the room or accept the values it detects? If I should use a sound meter, should I do it from the exact point I used the microphone during the setup and for all speakers except for the subwoofers?
Thanks for your help.
I have a Denon AVR-X3600H and after running the setup the distances can be out 'slightly' out. I was simply wondering if I should accept these values or should I set them to the exact (or nearest) value I can?
Also the setup is a 5.2.4 surround setup. Should I also use a digital sound meter to check all the speakers are the same level at the same point in the room or accept the values it detects? If I should use a sound meter, should I do it from the exact point I used the microphone during the setup and for all speakers except for the subwoofers?
Thanks for your help.