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Kinda new at this so forgive me if this has been addressed. I've read the Denon manual, several Audyssey FAQs and manual, and I think I'm doing it correctly. However I am confused by the settings the Denon uses after running Audyssey. I assume since there's a gap in the crossover set for my speakers vs. my sub that I have a gap in my audio output.
My front, center and surround speakers (5.1) are NHT SuperZero and SuperCenter (the original version, purchased in 2002) which have a manufacturer's spec of 85Hz to 25KHz. They are sitting on the wood entertainment cabinet below the wall mounted TV. My sub is an SVS 25-31 PCi rated at 25-100Hz. I set the crossover on the SVS to 120Hz and the gain at 10:00. I set the Denon to LFE (not LFE+mains).
The Denon is setting my crossovers based on the results from Audyssey (multiple times) as follows:
My front, center and surround speakers (5.1) are NHT SuperZero and SuperCenter (the original version, purchased in 2002) which have a manufacturer's spec of 85Hz to 25KHz. They are sitting on the wood entertainment cabinet below the wall mounted TV. My sub is an SVS 25-31 PCi rated at 25-100Hz. I set the crossover on the SVS to 120Hz and the gain at 10:00. I set the Denon to LFE (not LFE+mains).
The Denon is setting my crossovers based on the results from Audyssey (multiple times) as follows:
- Front 150 to 180 depending on placement
- Center 150 to 180 (originally had 110 to 120 but the center was placed near the wall instead near the front of the cabinet)
- Surround 110 consistently (they're ceiling mounted angled down so not moving)