Roy Wallace
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Nov 17, 2001
- Messages
- 108
Hey everyone:
It has been a very long time since I have been around these parts. It feels good to be back.
Through some very good fortune, I have been able to purchase a complete Energy Reference Connoisseur setup (RC10, RC-LCR, RC-R), along with the S12.3 subwoofer.
I have a Denon AVR 1604 reciever for motivation.
As my topic suggests, I would like some input on the crossover settings.
The sales dude suggested that I leave it at 80, as the RC-10's are considered a "large" speaker - a "mini monitor" is the term he used. Is this a good place to start, or would there be a better setting?
I had it @ 80 with my old JBL Decade 26's, but I am so new to a sub, I am not sure if I am hearing things really good yet. I am simply overwelmed! How did I ever watch a movie without a sub? I cannot imagine what an SVS would do when this one sounds so great.
I would very much appreciate any suggestions anyone would care to submit.
Thank you for the assistance.
Roy
It has been a very long time since I have been around these parts. It feels good to be back.
Through some very good fortune, I have been able to purchase a complete Energy Reference Connoisseur setup (RC10, RC-LCR, RC-R), along with the S12.3 subwoofer.
I have a Denon AVR 1604 reciever for motivation.
As my topic suggests, I would like some input on the crossover settings.
The sales dude suggested that I leave it at 80, as the RC-10's are considered a "large" speaker - a "mini monitor" is the term he used. Is this a good place to start, or would there be a better setting?
I had it @ 80 with my old JBL Decade 26's, but I am so new to a sub, I am not sure if I am hearing things really good yet. I am simply overwelmed! How did I ever watch a movie without a sub? I cannot imagine what an SVS would do when this one sounds so great.
I would very much appreciate any suggestions anyone would care to submit.
Thank you for the assistance.
Roy