I've just run Audyssey multi eq via the app and have attached screenshots of the results. The sound is much more balanced now i've done this and i don't need to turn the volume up to ear bleeding level to hear the vocals.
I don't understand:
Could anyone in the know have a look at the images and tell me your thoughts please?
It's worth noting that currently I only have a sofa in the room. Awaiting carpet/curtains/blinds etc.
My setup:
(I could have subs 1 and 2 round the wrong way)
I don't understand:
- midrange compensation, should this be on? what does it do?
- dynamic volume and LFC - dont think i need this as there is nothing above the room and no neighbours around
- target sound options - what are these? What would be the difference between 1 and 2?
- is a 200hz crossover correct for my setup? (googling says the frequency range of my front 3 is 87 - 27000 (Hz) )
- -7.0 and -9.5 for my subs seems quit quiet (assuming closer to 0 is louder? I like a bassy effect, should I up this?)
Could anyone in the know have a look at the images and tell me your thoughts please?
It's worth noting that currently I only have a sofa in the room. Awaiting carpet/curtains/blinds etc.
My setup:
- Front 3. KEF Ci380QT
- side and rear surrounds (4) - Monitor Audio WT180
- Ceiling x2 - Monitor Audio C165
- Sub 1: SVS PB1000
- Sub 2: KEF PSW 2010 (I was given this free hence the mismatch)
- Receiver: Denon AVR-X4500H
(I could have subs 1 and 2 round the wrong way)
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