GregBe

Subwoofer Settings for Night Viewing

I am sure some of you have had this problem. Just purchased my first sub. Most times, I want to play DVD's at intended levels. I have 2 small children, and at night when they are sleeping, my wife and I like to watch movies without waking them.

During these times
-Do you set your sub optimally, and adjust the base down on your receiver at night.
-Do you remember the settings on the sub and readjust them each time.
-Does the Dolby Digital compression feature acutally work, and if so, does it work with DTS

Thanks

Kevinkall

Since I work 2nd shift I also usually watch movies pretty late. I also live in an apartment, so bass is always an issue. Sometimes I lower the level of the sub or turn it off all together(depends on the movie).



I guessing that you are talking about the Midnight Modes. On my receiver the Midnight Mode(s) only works with Dolby Digital signals and not DTS. I'm sure that there are receivers out that have an option like this for DTS, but mine doesn't. I find that using this mode helps a little, but I still have to adjust the sub.

GregBe

Thanks Kevin

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