Dr.Rock
Prominent Member
When my subwoofer kicks in, it sounds far too soft.
I am using a Denon 2802 with Mission M72 speaker package. As advised by Mission, I set all my speakers to "small" and the cross-over frequency to 100 Hz.
I set my 70W subwoofer volume to between 2/3 to 3/4 way and the subwoofer level on my amp is -2DB.
However, when the T-rex in JP3 stamps his foot down, or in other scenes/films when the subwoofer kicks in, I feel the vibrations but the overall sound (from all the other speakers) is very soft. If I turn the subwoofer down, the over sound sharpens but I lose the subwoofer effects (vibrations).
Any suggestions to what I'm doing wrong and how to fix them, I'll be most grateful for.
Thanks.
I am using a Denon 2802 with Mission M72 speaker package. As advised by Mission, I set all my speakers to "small" and the cross-over frequency to 100 Hz.
I set my 70W subwoofer volume to between 2/3 to 3/4 way and the subwoofer level on my amp is -2DB.
However, when the T-rex in JP3 stamps his foot down, or in other scenes/films when the subwoofer kicks in, I feel the vibrations but the overall sound (from all the other speakers) is very soft. If I turn the subwoofer down, the over sound sharpens but I lose the subwoofer effects (vibrations).
Any suggestions to what I'm doing wrong and how to fix them, I'll be most grateful for.
Thanks.