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So basically set the frequency cut off at 120htz?

I have a Yamaha 995 Receiver and a Paradigm PW2200 sub. My question is that my receiver has a crossover cut off of 90htz for the LFE, can I use the crossover on my sub to cut the frequency down to 80htz or is it automatically set to 90 htz. Thanks

So can I use the crossover on my Paradigm PW2200 to overide the 90htz on my Yamaha 995 receiver?

I am using the LFE signal from my Yamaha 995 receiver. The manual says that it has a cut off of 90 HTz. I want to cut off it to 80htz. Is there any way I can do this or will I just have to use the speaker terminals instead of the sub out LFE channel.

thanks for the input

On the analog Radio Shack meter it has the db's set in increments of 10. So if i set it to 70, what range and im getting? Would the 0(12 o'clock) position be at 70 db's or 75 db's? This is the part I am confused about

I have a Yamaha 995 receiver and it doesnt display the db level like other receivers. So basically using my Radio Shack SPL Meter I would use the volume control on my receiver until I get a 0 reading(12o'clock)on my meter at the setting of 75db for my main speakers first. Then I would adjust the...

On setting the Db level should all of my speakers be set at 75 db when testing or should it be 85db when testing with the Avia disk. I know with the Video Essentials disks it should be set to 75db.

When I set the meter to 70 db should the read out on the meter be at 0 db or 12 o'clock. I know this is probably a stupid question

I have a couple of questions regarding calibration for a Yamaha 995 receiver. First, I cant reach 00 on my receiver to get reference level because it doesnt tell me the db on the screen all I get is volume up or down. Second, my main on screen volume is set at -10, do I need to change this...