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But the bottom line is still to let the receiver handle the duties and turn the sub crossover off?

Thanks. I was talking about the subwoofer crossover. Right now, the receiver is set to normal speaker size (I believe that the three levels are large, medium and small).I will turn off the sub crossover and let the receiver do the work. Another completely unrelated question, what is the best...

I am a complete newbie, so take it easy on me: What should I set the subwoofer crossover at with the basic Kenwood HTB-505 system. I know nothing about the level at which your sub should kick in and fear that turning the crossover off (which is how it's now set) may damage the front speakers...

I bought the 505 last week. It does have the knobs on the back for volume and crossover control and it does have a volume control. It is powered. Also, it kicks much a**. 'Nuff said.