Audyssey MultEQ XT32 Setup | Marantz SR8012 Dolby Atmos Receiver
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Brother you addicted me to home theatre, till now I spent 15000 euro for my first ever home theatre, I researched a lot about the equipment match to my budget and I bought piece by piece, It tooks a lot of time and still not completed, thanks a lot, after all I was looking for this procedure, very detailed and step by setup.
Youthman was able to dial in his favorite settings using similar Klipsch speakers but to me the real strength of Audyssey is getting different speakers to play nice together. I have a mix of horn loaded Klipsch speakers and some dome tweeter speakers and they have different efficiencies. After I screw up the setup and things sound bad all I have to do is run Audyssey and they sound great again.
Awesome. I just got the Denon X4500H with Audyssey XT32. Can’t wait to set it up. Thanks for the great information. Always enjoy your videos.
Did you manage to use the Audyssey XT32 ? I just bought the X3600H and it hangs while "Analyzing" at 60% point.
TY for the tip on up firing ATMOS speakers.
Fantastic video, explain everything really well, and make the "going by your own ear part" a lot less scary
Good, foundational review. I especially liked the explanation of why you want to set the crossover at 80Hz for the main speakers and overlap the LFE at 120Hz. Makes sense.
Thanks Rob
Not sure about that... wouldn't the bass content between 80-120Hz be sent to the Mains if you put a Low Pass Filter of 80 on the Sub? I don't think the Denon would just discard the Audio...
Not that I am aware of. But I am not 100% certain.
@@Youthman
REW should provide clarity...👍
This is great, Youthman. I just scored the sr6012. Looking forward to setting it up and hearing the difference from my current Pioneer!
Awesome Jonas! Congrats. Let me know what you think of it after you get it setup
@@Youthman The Marantz sr6012 definitely clarifies dialogue much more than the Pioneer 1019 did. It has more clarity overall. The streaming music feature through Heos is fantastic. Now, I've started to hear some of the lower quality of some recorded music. Just a suggestion: sometime could you do a video on quality of digital audio recordings?
You are the BEST! Thank you for your detailed walkthrough with the speaker setup. I'm going to try out my speakers now!
I love my 8012, the sound is amazing.
My Marantz 8015 should be here this week. I can't wait to set it up..
Thanks for the set-up demo...
Nick
Congrats Nick!
Fantastic video! I was dead set on a Yamaha Aventage, but now I won't buy anything without this type of calibration.
My SR8012 will be here Friday can't wait to set it up and tip the house over!
MOTOWN enjoy it 👌
Oh yeah! Let me know how you like it
This made a big difference in sound for my set up. Good video.
Awesome!
This is a great Video Youthman ! thanks for sharing !
Great video mate , ill be setting up my 1st denon avr tonight, and I'll be following your advice to the letter.
Thanks
Wow, your home theater 'setup' is quite impressive. Thanks for the vid! :)
Thank you, here is a complete room tour czcams.com/video/9rQxNd1Lf38/video.html
@@Youthman i been told that changing distance and level after calibration are messing the delay with audyssey and that is not recommended.
Apparently the microphone from audyssey is more accurate than a basic SPL meter.
Nah, that's mostly audessay Fandom speaking. I mean, even if you used the best auto - calibration system in the world there's really no guarantee that you would actually liked it. Just tweek the heck out of it to your personal taste!
You are awesome youthman!!
Thank you very much. Very informative and easy to understand. You've got a new subscriber. Thumbs UP from Russia! Keep on your very good an helpful job.
Great video. It's nice to hear someone who knows what they're talking about. I've been using Audyssey on my AV Receivers and processors for years now, and there's tons of misinformation about it, so it's nice to see someone spread the truth. (LPF for LFE, I'm lookin' at you!)
Though I always go in and "fix" the issues I've had with Audyssey setting speaker size and crossover, I've never thought to level match with an SPL meter too. That's a great idea and I think I'll be doing that double-check in the near future. I suspect that, in my room, it will be pretty accurate. I've found that my measured distances are dead on. My room is symmetrical and acoustically treated, so that no doubt helps.
Thank you for the kind words Christopher. I certainly do not know it all when it comes to Audyssey but gladly share what I have learned over the years with others.
Have you ever tried the Audyssey app? Once I get some free time (what’s that) I want to purchase it and see what it has to offer.
A word of advice on level-matching post-Audyssey: The in-AVR tones are almost never the best way to do this, because even after you do a calibration, those tones don't tend to have the equalization applied. Audyssey sets its levels based on the post-EQ expectation. So ideally, you would want to use a disc with test tones so that the tones themselves have had equalization applied when you're reading them with your meter. Also, IMPORTANT: When you do this, disable DynamicEQ. DEQ slightly boosts surround presence at lower volumes than reference (0). So unless you're running the test tones with volume at 0, the surrounds will read slightly higher if you have DEQ engaged. DEQ also boosts the sub to increasing degrees as you get lower away from reference, so level-checking with DEQ engaged will give skewed results. You can re-engage DEQ after checking the levels.
Also: If you're running Atmos, consider that DEQ was designed before Atmos and therefore does NOT do any boosting of the overhead/upfiring speakers. The problem here is that running DEQ with an Atmos system with perfectly matched levels will collapse overhead sounds downward a bit as DEQ is boosting the side/rear surrounds only. A fair compromise is to set your AVR to your typical listening level and then run surround test tones from a disc to see how much boost DEQ is applying... then manually boost the levels of your overhead speakers to match.
A big problem with DEQ and Atmos is that you can't use the bass/loudness boost function of DEQ without the surround boost function, so if you like the former, you're stuck with the latter. You may consider ditching DEQ altogether and just raising your subwoofer levels a bit to compensate so that the cross-channel placement for Atmos will be more accurate.
TheReverendSlim THANK YOU for sharing!
Incredible video! I was having such problems setting up Audyssey that I almost threw my new Denon receiver in the garbage, Very helpful, thank you. Next step is get a real tripod. That cardboard thing is a joke.
Thanks
I got my sr7013 yesterday for 1300usd. Sooo love it!
Congrats!
Good video ,Hope many people get benefited out of this video
Thank you kindly
@Youthman Great video and presentation! I think you should edit your video to correct the crossover issue. You shouldn't lower the crossovers from what Audyssey set. You can go up but not down as per Audyssey.
You are the BEST! Thank,👍Fantastic video, explain
Outstanding. I have a Denon receiver on its way - same Audyssey set up. This was very helpful. I’ve always set speaker crossovers to 80Hz since getting into THX.
Congrats!
@@Youthman and don't tell anyone, but Klipsch RP-500's en route as well - schhh 😂
Good thing these comments are not public for everyone to see 😂
Great video Youthman, I've got an ancient Pioneer VSX LX70, but will be getting either an SR7015 or SR8015 very soon, so this will be really helpful 👍
Thanks Dave, Glad you enjoyed the video.
Great video!
Thanks!
Wow good setup
Great video 👍
This is exactly how to do the setup of a Denon/Marantz AVR! Nice that you also included the tip about LPF on LFE that I told you a couple of months ago ;-)
Thanks.
Thanks for the detailed explanation to the Bass - LPF for LFE setting! I had no idea and thought this was supposed to match my current crossover at 80hz but I was totally wrong. I will be changing this back to 120hz on my Denon X6500H tonight! Thanks again!
Glad to help. That confused me for a really long time too
Thanks!!! Super helpfull video...
So Audyssey has applied room correction, then you've adjusted levels/distances/crossovers manually. Does that not negatively impact the room correction?
I have never done a Marantz setup. I like the way they have the setup screen for Audyssey , pretty cool. I set my Integra the same way as you, changing my speakers to 80Hz. I have often wondered about my subs tho, 80 or 120? Thanks for explaining it, and also thank you for taking the time to make this video.
Glad the content is beneficial. Turn the cover on your actual subwoofer up to 120Hz or you will be missing content from the LFE channel.
Good Demo. On the Denons , people have discovered that if you want Auro 3D to work correctly Front and Rear, you have to use the Front Height & Rear Height setting . Also the VOG channel is Sub 2 Out.
That is correct. I mentioned that in one of my previous videos and mentioned Channa (Techno Dad) Video. I have switched back and forth between Dolby Atmos and Auro-3D and the Atmos usually sounded better in my setup but I do not have a VOG speaker installed.
Thx a lot for this!
Great video...good job...
Thank you
great stuff
Excellent explanation. Thank you.Can you do one using the new App?
PS going to change my LFE to 120HZ I set it at 80HZ.
Audyssey MultEQ TX32 sounds just like the YPAO RSC Multipoint I have on my Yamaha RX-A880. I found the best setup for my room was to take a test on the C,L,R, and standing Center - I place the mic on both my ears, laying it directly on the top of my ear where my eardrum is right behind the mic just like where I sit. So if my Right ear is facing the back wall, that's where I let the EQ measure. That worked brilliantly for me. My Klipsch sound dam near perfect to me.
Thanks for the video. I want to make sure I understand your suggestions on setting the crossover. Even though I have full range front speakers I should set the crossover to 80hz and set the speakers to small? I thought that setting the speakers to large would ensure they would produce the full sound the speaker was able to produce. And I was under the impression that making adjustments after the audyssey set up would defeat the audyssey adjustments made.
I just downloaded the MultEQ Editor app. My receiver is a Marantz SR6014, so it's definitely compatible. I ran through the calibration, and I have a question about room correction results. Looking at the curve comparison, it appears that the correction was applied in the lower frequencies, but at around 500-600 Hz and above, the "after" and "before" curves are identical. Same goes for all non-subwoofer speakers. What do you think might be the problem?
This is great simple to understand I just bought a Denon AVC-X3700 it’s got the same menu same company. I just wanted to know you set the crossover on the speakers what about the crossover on the sub thx.
Dear Youthman. I am from the Netherlands and recently bought a Denon AVR-X4500H including crown xls 1502 pre amp and bought svs atm speakers together 11.1. In addition, I have a yamaha ystw 800watt and some wharfedale speakers center, front and rear. Have also calibrated well this is similar to your video advice. But with certain settings that you have adjusted such as large to small and 80 hz settings crossover and with bass on lfe. With this I also adjusted well. I have the feeling that it is similar to your marantz that the sound benefits TV movies and PS4.
I just run Audyssey on my SR8012 it sounds good but I have to turn the volume up to 70 % to get descent sound would you recommend to increase the volume on each speaker in the level section in the settings as they are all in minus eg front right is -6 centre is -4 left is - -6.5
LFE +main at 120 hrtz with the speakers set to small and crossovers at 60-80 range will there be a difference ?!Please share any feed back on that if you may!Thank you!
@Youthman, when frequency response range for center channel is 82Hz -21KHz, does that mean setting the crossover for it at 80Htz is pointless, because it can’t go lower than 82Htz (ma be wrong in how I’m understanding this)? Does that, then mean you have to set the crossover above 82Htz (what about rule of thumb THX recommendation of 80Htz) for a speaker like that?
In short, is crossover frequency different from frequency response range for speakers?
Thanks very useful
well done sir.
I'm getting 2 channel amp to utilize 7.2.4 setup. It will power my top middle. When calibrating what volume should I set the amp at? Does audyessy assist you on that?
Audyssey works, but very few people calibrate properly. For the best results it's all about detail, mathematics and precision, and trust me I know, that turns 85% of people off. Most people think they just put the calibration mic in each seat and run the setup, nope. I'll try to make this brief, in every speaker layout guide it states (if possible) to have each speaker equidistant from each other. When I achieved this I had a true center listening position (confirmed and measured by Audyssey, L/R same distance, LS/ RS same distance, LSB/ RSB same distance, TMHL/TMHR all the same distance from the center listening positio), thats step 1. Next I built a (Level) mic stand with the Audyssey recommended measuring positions which are,
1. center listening position (all at ear "level" btw)
2. 2 ft. to the right from center
3. 2 ft. to the left from center
4. 2 ft. forward from position #3
5. 2 ft. forward from position #1, the center position
6. 2 ft. forward from position #2
7. Audyssey recommends 6 inches behind the center position and 1 foot to the left (3 1/2 inches behind worked for me)
8. Audyssey recommends 6 inches behind the center position and 1 foot to the right (3 1/2 inches behind worked for me)
I went to home depot and bought 2 boards / planks and built something that looks like a crucifix with holes drilled in it using 2 screws and bolts to stabilize it at 90 degree angles. Level it (with a level) on a stool or something flat using a counter weight. On the bottom of the calibration mic there is a threaded hole where you can screw the mic on to a bolt, get the matching size bolt to screw in through the bottom of the holes you drill. With the horizontal board drill a hole at the center and the one approx. 2 ft to the right then another 2 ft from center to the left. On the vertical board, drill holes 2 ft forward from the center for listening positions 4, 5, & 6, now the crucifix is a big T, counter weight the back end when measuring. And finally drill the holes for the last 2 positions 6 inches (or 3 1/2 in my case) and 1 foot to either size from the center on the horizontal board.
My results were simply amazing, for me it's all about sound sweeps, having sound transfer seamlessly from speaker to speaker, so much so it fools your mind. Now Audyssey is not perfect, switch the measurement from feet to meters, it measures in .03m increments and some times (if you have a trained ear) you have to make .01m adjustments like I did on my surround backs (+.01m each). Pick up the old THX demo disc, put on the dts-ES Matrix 6.1 Jungle Sound sample or the Star Wars: Episode 1 Pod Race scene to test the sound communication between your fronts and surrounds to surround backs, mix it with Dolby Surround for surround back channel separation. Finally set LFE+Main and 60 hz crossovers for fronts and center channels and 80 hz for all surrounds, I left the Atmos heights at Audyssey recommended settings and you are set.
I agree with you 100%.
I also read that you shouldn't mess with distance and level after calibration as this would mess your delay.
I also went into the rabbit hole of having everything equidistant and buying an spl meter.
I found the audyssey app not very user friendly with very little explanation.
Do you have the midrange compensation on or off?
Do you use roll off 1 or 2?
I use the filter at 500 hz on all speakers and leave it alone for the sub, what do you do?
My sub and right front speaker are set at the wrong distance, for the sub 1 meters difference when i checked with the tape measure, for the right front speaker about 10cm, should i rerun the calibration?
Hello, 3 years late, my receiver doesn't support the Audyssey app so I can't answer. But everything I said about the calibration process still holds true. I recently added 7 channel amplification (170 watts per @ 6 ohms) and let the AVR handle the Atmos channels and O...M...G!!!! The one thing I did different that COMPLETELY changed the game was distance match AND Level match both subs (physically moving and adjusting volume knob until the calibration results were equal), I don't think I could get my system to sound any better! With 100% of the delays working together, I even get lost in listening to music now, its crazy good. I have the old mirage OMD 15 & 5s omni directional speaker 7 channel bed layer and it lives up to its name.
Before using Audyssey setup, I suppose it would be good to get the speaker placement the best possible, primarily the Sub. Also to then get the phase and level matched with front. Is it required to get the rest of the speaker distance and levels matched as well and if so at what level should the master volume be set at in doing this. Basically any setup steps before starting Audyssey measurements .
Very Good 8012 !!!!!!!!
Yes it’s a fantastic receiver
@@Youthman- that means it's a fantasy! Not what you intended no doubt.
@@stevenholton438 not sure what you mean.
Very nice video. Can you please advise me what settings should I choose to listen background sounds clearly (wind, water, birds i.e high frequency sounds) in movies. Sometimes background music suppress the background natural sounds. Your reply is highly appreciable.
I have Marantz SR7013 receiver and mainly used for movies.
Totally agree with your setting ! I have always doing the same setting! Just a question I have 2x ATM jamo in atmos and i have put 150hz in the setting! Do you recommend me to try 80hz ! Thx in advance ✌️ if you could made a video about MultEQ apps because there’s a tons of options and customization then most of peoples don’t know how to set it ! That’s will be appreciate ✌️
I thought Audyssey says to not adjust speakers down e.g. from 120hz to 80hz but it's ok to adjust speakers up e.g. from 40hz to 80hz.
Question if i use only the surround speakers. (i have no speakers in the middle) Then do i only need the surround'back' pluginns, or only the 'surround' pluginns?
(for the info, my setup is with 2xfront 1xcenter and 2xsurroundspeakers)
This was nothing less than a great tutorial! I have the Marantz 7012 and am awaiting two new SVS SB 2000 pro's. So these tips were highly welcome. I also have the Audyssey Multi EQ app. Have you got any experience with it? Is it better than using the in-receiver software?
Thanks. I use the Audyssey App mainly to import my Audyssey settings for my speakers after reviewing a set of other speakers so I don’t have to rerun Audyssey every time for my own setup
I do not believe that you can send current settings to the app but you can save different Audyssey runs and recall them
Thank you very much from Russia.
My receiver manual tells me to close windows. But I usually listen to music and movies with my windows open. So, would calibrating with closed windows to reduce background noise be beneficial to me? Wouldn’t it change the acoustic characteristics of my room, considering that I listen with open windows?
Awesome video Michael. Thank you for sharing it with us. Quick question though. How come you selected 1 subwoofer instead of 2?
Thank you. I selected one because I am currently reviewing the Power Sound Audio PSA S3611 and that’s the only sub I had hooked up.
Hi Youthman, I looked at this as I am interested in a new Marantz receiver. I have a question as I’m a little confused by the lfe option.
Currently I run my pioneer elite with the double bass option. I have Klipsch Cornwall’s as my mains and with the double base option I can run them as large so the have full bandwidth. The double bass option will still send the chosen crossover to the sub to enhance it (doubled).
This is the only way I have ever gotten it to sound correct to me in my setup for theater, otherwise what’s the point of speakers with 15” subs unless it’s just for music.
Does Marantz have a similar option?
Not asking for a friend!
Thanks!!
Also Audyssey's 'Dynamic volume' should be left off initially until the user gets comfortable with the calibration. And can be turned back on later for nighttime listening, etc... It's one of the choices Audyssey gives you right after doing a calibration. I think it defaults to off and should be left there... Just wanted to mention it since I think you skipped showing that screen-choice that pops up after the calibration... Great video for newbies!
I agree Randy. I thought it was strange that it didn’t ask me about Dynamic Volume because I’ve always turned that off. Maybe because I had already ran Audyssey, it didn’t ask? Not sure.
Hey youthman, I have 7.2.2 Atmos set up with Klipsch 260 tower and Svs subs - I ran audessy set up and it sets db levels low to the point I am turing my Marantz 7012 receiver to 70 to hear decent volume. Is this normal or should I manually change Db levels?
Hey YM, you nailed this one!!! if SW volume is set to 50% - how about its phase, where should I set it? Thanks..
Hi Youthman.... what volume level do I use before audyssey setup? Also, what crossover level do I set back ofsubwoofer before audyssey setup?
Excellent video, thank you. After setup, my surround sound with movies is excellent but when I play music, like Sirius xm, it sounds like there is a blanket over my speakers. Any advice? I’m running Paradigm cinemas
Quick question, just purchase the sr6015 and my 2 subs also was read too high, however when adjusting the volume from the subs the readings were all over the place and infact remain too high unless I turned them off. Any tips on what I might be doing wrong or how to remedy this issue?
I hv a 5.1.2 setup.2 top tear not dolby enabld.i m using denon x4500h nd dont hv zone 2/3 spkrs nd dont intend to.which amp assign i will use- 7 chnl+zone2/3 or 9 channel assignment.one more thing if i could use my top rear spkr set up as dolby surround,would there b any prob?
Great Video ! On 16:05 time an explanation of LPF for LFE adjustment. On my Subwoofer there is knob for crossover settings. From 80hz to 120hz and in addition an LFE position. What to adjust if the processor is on 120hz with LFE enabled ? Thanks.
Thank you for the video. Do a similar one for anthem arc please
Unfortunately I simply don’t have the time to make a calibration setup for the Anthem.
Really enjoyed the video. In regard to subwoofer matching, I have heard some people recommend to leave the gain slightly in the red. What is your take on that?
Thank You
With Marantz SR 6010 how do I just run pair of speakers basically turn off the rest and run just one set?
Audessey says my suborder is 25 foot from my listening position when in actual fact its about 9 ft, however it sounds right. When I changed the subwoofer to actual distance, it just didn't sound right. Also the front sound stage especially the centre speaker just does sound as good as the back soundstage. Like the rear is more powerful than the rear. The cohesion though is great how do I address the issues without making drastic changes..like bumping the center to way up in the plus range, which is completely out from the rest of the settings.
When using Windows.
Should I also put the fronts and rears in the configuration to small?
Or should I put those to "Full range" in order to send full signal to the receiver?
Hello, I got a Denon 6400H. and have a Klipsch RP4000F series, please guide me for SUB calibration for this RF series of speakers.
When setting up the Audyssey, should I set it up with just the AV receiver, or AV receiver with an amp? With or without sound panels?
I am geting s apor of rf-280:s with a center Chanel and sub should I still set the floor speakers as small ones when calibrating? @youthman
Funny on the timing. I just went through this process 3 days ago on my SR7012. One thing is for sure, Marantz' menu and calibration is a lot more intuitive and simple to navigate compared to my outgoing Yamaha Aventage 860.
Very cool. I had an older Yamaha RX-V1800 with YPAO but have not experienced the newer Adventage receivers
What Do you think for a 2 .1 stereo/sub system with audissey measurement? NR1609 with audissey EQ or SR6013 with audissey XT32?
ive been watching all you reviews.. i like them alot. question.. does this device calibrate/ correct for non ideal speaker placement in a room?
Thank you for the video. I have a Denon receiver and I am running a 9.1 setup. After running Audyssey when I changed speaker position of a couple of speakers, everything was fine with the exception of now I don't get Dolby Atmos any longer when playing a 4k DVD or anything that has DA. All my receiver shows now is Multi-Surround 7.1. I am not sure what changed or how to get this corrected. When I go through the speaker assignment, it clearly shows 9.1 in the speaker list. Any help getting DA back would be appreciated. Thank you.
I had this problem before and all I did was ensure that my blu-ray player was set to bitstream and it work.
I have a Marantz 6006, however, it seems to have no dynamic range at all. Ran Audyssey numerous times, also tried to setup sound envelope myself through manual config. Still sounds like an AM radio. I'm piping in my Marantz 2252B and using that for the front 2 speakers, and the other 5 channels I am using the 6006 as normal. I wish I knew if I am spoiled by 1970's amp tech, or is my 6006 just not working well.
Do you actually need to make sure that audyssey calibrates the sub to around 75 db or can you press next? What happens a if you press next without setting the sub to 75db?
What do you guys think about speaker bungs ? My new speakers are against a back wall and can't go anywhere else , I'm going to use the foam bungs (q acoustics 3050i)
so when I ran the audyssesy setup .. then go into the manual setup ,, its all different then what then what is in the audyssey settings ,, meaning that if i go in the audyssey and look at what it set under the audyssey , where you cant change anything , but just look .. it does not match what is in the manual setup.. , could this be that i setup a manual setup before i ran audyssey ?? ,, i am really confused cause i have run the audyssey and it set stuff up but when i go into the manual setup it is still what i had set up previously .. , do i need to reset and start from scratch?
I could not to get the analog CD, dvd input, it always come out from HDMI cable that connect to TV. How do you get the analog audio input to work? can you help? thanks in advance.
Hey youthman i hope all is well. My question is i was looking at purchasing my 1st receiver. I was leaning toward the marantz sr6014. Ive seen the sr6013 is on sale for 800 bucks. Would the 6013 be the better buy or would i miss out on new tech in the 6014?
Hey youthman like your channel wanted to ask what tripod stand are you using and can it work for the umc-1 or whatever it is for REW just dont want to have to buy 2 stands.thanks
Mr youtman..odyssey has set a 40hz speker. then we set the manual to 80hz whether it works to 80hz? although oddessy on?
Hi I have a Denon X4500H do you please have any advice on how to set up Audyssey for two older Yamaha YST-SW305 subwoofers - I note in the video you used 1 subwoofer
With dual subwoofer will it calibrate each individually
congratulate you on your channel!!!! .. a question ... I have a denon 750 receiver and I only buy it for audio since I don't like to watch TV...and i dont have TV :/. I would like to know if it is possible to configure the speakers and with the receiver through a laptop? what should I do? I really appreciate your advice. Should I download any additional software to the laptop so that it can recognize my receiver through an HDMI cable? thank you !!
A walk-through using the Audyssey editor app would be nice, and what you can do with the app that you can’t do from the reviver.
Excellent Video. Thanks a lot. I have the new Marantz 8805. I would like to save several versions of callibration (can I name them?), say with different cross overs? That way I can determine which sounds the best.
If you download the Audyssey App, you can save different calibrations and easily switch between them
I was expecting after calibration of your 8 locations that later on when you have people watching a movie you could simply select seat 1 and 2(for example) so the system could optimize for those two seats. Seams like they really dropped the ball since they have the calibration already recorded and designated seating would increase the experience....Another great video...
Your videos are fantastic and very informative. I have the sr8012 and ran calibration just as you suggested. I am having one issue... When I listen to music in Virtual mode (2 mains and sub) it caps the volume at 67. Before I ran the calibration it did not do that. If I listen in other modes, Direct, etc it will go up much higher and doesn't stop at 67. Any thoughts on how I could correct this? Thanks so much in advance!
That is strange. The only volume limiter I know is in the Setup > Audio > Volume
Really good video, I agree with all of your suggestions. I have a Denon AVR-X3700H and everything from this video applies to my receiver too.
Thank you. Glad it was helpful
At the time of this video did you have 1 or 2 subs connected? If you have 2 does it check subwoofer matching for both subs?
Thanks Youthman!
Matt N yes it does, when setting up 2 subs it ask you match each sub separately
Great vid, but I do have question. I have 2 Klipsch RW 10D subs who both have a display instead of a knob to dail in the volume. I have them both a 0db. When I go trough everything and have done my first test it doesn't say that they are too loud, but every time when I'm done, my subs are set to -12db in the AVR?! Is this right, or do I need to set my sub down anyway. I never ready know what level to set my subs since I don't know what's considered 50% on does.
My Receiver is btw a Denon avr-x1200w. Thank you already.
I would try turning your subs down and re-running Audyssey. Audyssey stops at -12dB on the trim level so it could be possible that Audyssey wanted to turn them down even further but couldn’t.
I typically turn my subs up 3dB-5dB after Audyssey