JL12W7
Established Member
Ok folks. I watched an article where a guy and many forums advertise the fact after you have set up the AV Amplifier by running Audyssey to get the volumes right you then set the speaker output to manual and by the use of a sound pressure level meter you then attain 75Db or 80Db at the listening position.
I watched an article that states by doing that you have incorrectly ruined the surround setup as you have disables Audyssey and it no longer calibrates the surround sound past thart level as you have now reset the levels so the AV Amplifier will now give an incorrect surround sound when movie watching as the AV has nto calibrated for the new incresed volume that you set while manually retuning the system, because you tinkered with calibration settings. go to time stamp 39.47 as they explain better than can.
So how can one paly external pink noise with Audyssey running in the AV Amplifier to properly calibrate the AV AMP just to get the sound correct, just wondering how to do that as I assumed after calibration you just ran the AV Amp internal pink nose and set the levels that way but seemingly now that is not correct or am I missing something here.
I watched an article that states by doing that you have incorrectly ruined the surround setup as you have disables Audyssey and it no longer calibrates the surround sound past thart level as you have now reset the levels so the AV Amplifier will now give an incorrect surround sound when movie watching as the AV has nto calibrated for the new incresed volume that you set while manually retuning the system, because you tinkered with calibration settings. go to time stamp 39.47 as they explain better than can.
So how can one paly external pink noise with Audyssey running in the AV Amplifier to properly calibrate the AV AMP just to get the sound correct, just wondering how to do that as I assumed after calibration you just ran the AV Amp internal pink nose and set the levels that way but seemingly now that is not correct or am I missing something here.