Hi all.
I've just been playing around with an SPL meter that I bought to try and figure out what all the settings on my new sub, and the bass management
setting on my receiver actually did. (has been kind of fun in a sad geeky way!!
Anyway, something happened which I didn't expect.
Changing my speakers from large to small, has no effect on the output of those speakers.
Similarly changing the crossover frequency has no effect (80, 100, 120), whether the speakers are set to 'large' or 'small'.
To test this, I'm using an SPL meter with the REW software. I have the subwoofer=on in the speaker settings, but it is turned off for this test as I just wanted to see what effect the crossover setting actually had.
The receiver is a Denon2802.
Is the receiver broken?? or have I just got the wrong end of the stick about what this setting SHOULD do...
Cheers
Dave
ps, the REW software is showing that the speakers have a response down to about 40Hz
I've just been playing around with an SPL meter that I bought to try and figure out what all the settings on my new sub, and the bass management
setting on my receiver actually did. (has been kind of fun in a sad geeky way!!
Anyway, something happened which I didn't expect.
Changing my speakers from large to small, has no effect on the output of those speakers.
Similarly changing the crossover frequency has no effect (80, 100, 120), whether the speakers are set to 'large' or 'small'.
To test this, I'm using an SPL meter with the REW software. I have the subwoofer=on in the speaker settings, but it is turned off for this test as I just wanted to see what effect the crossover setting actually had.
The receiver is a Denon2802.
Is the receiver broken?? or have I just got the wrong end of the stick about what this setting SHOULD do...
Cheers
Dave
ps, the REW software is showing that the speakers have a response down to about 40Hz