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► How To Set Up a DOLBY ATMOS Home Theater! EASY Dolby Atmos Guide
This video will show you how to set up a surround sound home theater system using Dolby Atmos. In this how to video, we will be using a Marantz NR1711 receiver, but you can use any 7.1.2 channel AV receiver for setting up dolby atmos home theater. This means by the end of this video, you will know how to set up a 5.1.2 home theater!
00:00 HOW TO SET UP A DOLBY ATMOS HOME THEATER - INTRO
00:20 WHAT YOU NEED FOR DOLBY ATMOS
02:03 SURROUND SOUND SPEAKER PLACEMENT
03:17 SETTING UP DOLBY ATMOS SPEAKERS
04:27 CONNECTING YOUR SPEAKERS TO A RECEIVER
05:18 HOW TO CONNECT A SUBWOOFER TO AV RECEIVER
05:38 CONNECT HDMI DEVICES TO YOUR AV RECEIVER
06:27 RECEIVER SETTINGS FOR DOLBY ATMOS
10:11 TV AND PLAYER SETTINGS FOR DOLBY ATMOS
11:24 DOLBY ATMOS MOVIES
12:09 SIGN OFF
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Probably won't be a fan favorite but I'd like to see speaker placement for soundstage/imaging.
@@zachariahadams I will likely do that video soon enough.
You mentioned in the video potential toe-in for the front channel speakers. In your opinion, is this more of a listeners preference? I have tried mine both ways and could not discern a major difference but my room is also pretty small.
@@poanesbitt imagine a cone of sound coming from your drivers. You want them to overlap at your position. Some tweeters are very narrow and need to be towed in a bit to reach you. If taking measurements of the driver you would see a dip in the Db off axis left and right. Most speakers if not towed in would have a nasty dip in your higher frequencies. Just try to get your tweeters at ear level and pointed in the right direction.
@@poanesbitt Listener preference in my opinion.
Morning all. I hope you’ve had a great weekend. Thanks for joining us today!
Good Morning Kristi, from late evening Hong Kong 🤠
@@ohno-ohno-VW Hi!!!
@@bruceanderson9038 noted!
Good afternoon/evening from Germany👋 hope you guys are doing well! I'm looking forward to todays video, I'm really interested in how to setup dolby atmos!!
Ohh, and Happy Birthday Kristi🥳
Since you asked. The entire concept of preamps eludes me. Why would we use one? How do we set them up? How are they cabled? How much input/gain do we send to the amp? Please do a comprehensive video on this topic.
Thanks and happy holidays!
Appreciate the note and episode suggestion.
@@andrewrobinsonreviews BTW, not really sure how my monthly membership got canceled, but I just restarted it. Honestly, well worth it. Thank you!
Incredible production. I can imagine the amount of time spent on filming/editing... The attention to detail is superb. Well done, Sir.
Andrew, this is by far the most comprehensive and easy to digest video for someone that has only basic knowledge of a home theater setup. I'm replacing my 10yr. old Onkyo with a unit that has 4K pass-through audio capability. The speakers are as old so knowing I can add ATMOS atop my Klipsch RF-82's completes my search for the replacement AVR. Thank you for this video!
Hands down the best guide for this topic ever produced. Great stuff!
Thx Andrew, you are a fountain of knowledge for ALL of your viewers.
The Simpsons refers to a place in Springfield called the Knowledgium. Your site is such an institute. LOL.
What a kind thing to say! :)
@@KristiWright That includes the" works" of Miss KRISTI as well... :)
Awesome video. You are a perfect presenter, and straight to the point.
I appreciate that!
One of the most clear and comprehensive videos on the subject. Great work Andrew!
Per your question of the week, I would love to hear you talk about room treatment. Could be basic, could be advanced… I have a tricky room and I’m looking for a variety of thoughts. Thanks. Love the channel!
Your SETUP DOLBY video was absolutely spectacular! It has now enabled me to move forward with this setup in my system. Your clear, slow speech is a gift and your presentation is straight forward. I just subscribed! Thanks again.
All this sounds crazy. One guy on the other you tube channel says up-firing (Klipsch 40SA) sitting on the main L+R speakers are not good. He says don't waste your money. Says - Use either bookshelf on the wall directed at the seating position or in-ceiling.
Now, Andrew is saying different. I am confused.
Here is the thing: I live in a rental apartment. Cutting the ceiling for the speakers, running wires? My landlord will charge me a hefty fine. Upfiring on top the speaker is the way to go. I already have a 5.1 setup off of the Denon Receiver. I have two "OLD" bookshelf speakers. I can hang them things on the wall behind my TV. Will that be sufficient?Will I get the effect of atmos?
All that will cost me are two iron brackets. Sure, I can put two holes to install hefty brackets. Landlord wouldn't know. Just the wires will hang from those speakers that may look ugly.
So I am going to go by what Andrew says. Anyone care to comment for renters like me?
This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for! Thank you!
I'm happy that you're there to walk us through the chit
It took me literally months to plan out my 7.2.4 Atmos setup, and a couple months to build it out. Anyone looking to do this 'quickly' shouldn't expect amazing results, but there are definitely ways to do this within reason. I wonder if I should do a video about my theater... 🤔
Do it buddy would be interesting to see
Excellent Primer on basic 5.1.2 set up for Atmos. The setup process on the receiver is explained in detail with clear simple language. Andrew's excellent writing skills is only exceeded by his oratory prowess. My opinion is based on setting my first 5.1 surround system in 1995, and the multiple formats that have followed. Auto Calibration (Audyssey, Dirac, YPao, etc) are hit and miss on most entry and mid level receivers/processors. For novices Andrew's fantastic Primer is the way to go. Great service to the A/V enthusiast community Kristi and Andrew, thank you.
I really appreciate that David.
Time to make coffee and watch even though I have a 5.2.6 Dolby Atmos/ 11.2 Auro 3D System. Good Morning....
Well, we appreciate that very much!
@@andrewrobinsonreviews I painted Front Stage walls Matte Black lastnight...wanna come over and help hook everything back up?...lol
Hi Andrew. Just picked up my Atmos speakers today with the same 5.1.2 setup as this video. Both you and Kristi have helped me several times on my audiophile journey and it's made such a positive impact with my family's enjoyment of both music and movies. Thank you
Upward firing speakers are supposed to simulate in-ceiling placement but in practice are disappointing. Lots of CZcams and Reddit threads on this, as well as my own experience. I wound up using my Dolby Atmos speakers as "Front Height".
True Atmos are 4 on wall or in ceiling. Everything else is a compromise
Words of wisdom. I went with the in ceiling option and I wasn’t disappointed.
@@KhaledTheSaudiHawkIIignore my previous question, you just answered it. I've also concluded that without numerous ceiling speakers you won't get much impact from the Atmos channels.
@@AC_Milan1899 I have 4 Klipsch CDT-5800-C ii in-ceiling speakers. Make sure you place them at 45° from the main listening position. You can place it by calculating the distance between the ear level and the ceiling. Go forward the same distance. This is where you should place your front heights. The same should be done with the rear heights. Avoid direct down firing speakers. The Klipschs have aimable tweeters that you can aim at your main listening position.
QUESTION: How do you properly attach banana plugs to speaker wire? And how does wire gauge affect audio quality? Just some video suggestions. Thanks!
Plenty of answers on YT.
How about a video covering an all in/on wall/ceiling surround system for open concept type homes. I’m partial to monitor audio but am not sure what to select for my room. The left side is open to the kitchen. Also my wife is not on board with having speakers take up room in our small house. Thanks , I really like your approach specifically what ever sounds best to you is what you should get.
Perfect video i am just wondering why u didnt mention using height channles mounted on the Wall above the tv instead of in cieling speakers.
Great video. Exactly what I needed, new to Atmos with simple explanations. You just got a new subscriber.
That's a great idea, I remember when I set up my first 2.1, I really struggled to find the best synergie, it took me a day, but I am a bit OCD with everything I do. So I can't imagine for a home theather set up.
Why not use the LFE input on the back of the sub?
It didn’t have an LFE switch
Music in dolby atmos
Steven Wilson - The Future Bites
Porcupine Tree - CLOSURE / CONTINUATION
Air - 10000hz
Moby - Reprise
I'm currently happy enough with my Sonos arc soundbar for tv/movies and gaming. But this guide is really useful and makes me realise how clueless I was about how cables and set up would work if I had gone the full home theatre. I hope this video does well as I would definitely want something this clear as a newbie.
I bet your Sonos soundbar rig is great. I'm glad to hear you found this tutorial helpful. If you ever take the plunge be sure to refer back to it.
I stumbled across your year old video where you talked about leaving an audiophile magazine and learned about the benefits of soundbars.
I went through a similar experience and posted this as my response as I was again caught up in Black Friday.
While I didn't work for an audiophile magazine I had followed their advice to build a 7.1 entertainment room. I had become burned out with the complexity and dealing with a separate remote. No learning remote could do everything I needed.
I tried a soundbar out 10 years ago with a subwoofer and it was close enough if not exceeding my AVR system that I gave away my expensive system and kept the soundbar.
I've started to look at newer Atmos systems but there isn't much Atmos content yet and what there is still sounds fine on my older Soundbar. I don't watch movies as much as I used to so it's less of a priority.
My goal was to upgrade my bedroom 10 year old Panasonic 55" plasma TV and Vizio soundbar to a LG C1 77" with a LG Atmos soundbar though Sony was tempting me with the HT-9.
With everything in my shopping cart I backed away and reconsidered whether it was worth the cost. After all my plasma TV has deep blacks, my soundbar has very clear voice audio and excellent surround so why replace it.
Don't get caught up in the latest hype and sales frenzy. Consider what you are trying to accomplish and whether it is worth the expense. I could easily afford a new system, but why!
I'm going to spend the holiday watching movies and playing games rather than figuring out how I am going to fit this new equipment and get rid of the old.
This helped me with a a configuration I’ve had wrong for over a year. Noticed a difference immediately. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Un grand merci pour vos explications claires, précises et didactiques .
Très cordialement, Marcel.
Always a pleasure watching your videos A&K you guys rock ...
Thank you so much! We appreciate you watching!
Dude where were you about a few years ago when i was struggling with how to set up things. I just learned this the other day but you just clearly explained this in about 15 minutes.
Thank you. Going through things with your video is a lit easier than reading the manual through my smartphone. Since no one provides a print manual anymore.
How about a video showing how to set up a turn table?
Great video as usual, keep the great work. Hope you guys have a great Thanksgiving. 😎
Great video! I haven't pulled the trigger on a receiver that supports Atmos yet. However, this video has me little more excited to do so now with the thought in mind of using a few speakers I already have for the height channel. This thought NEVER crossed my mind but it makes complete sense that it would easily work.
Thank you as always for another great video!
Thank you for watching. Totally use what you have first before you decide to purchase more gear.
@@andrewrobinsonreviews Oh sir, you have planted that seed in my head and trust that it will grow!
Been using a 5.2.4 for about 6 months now and just realized I don't have small vs large speakers setup correctly. I think I had them all on large. Time to recalibrate. Thanks for the video Andrew!
In general you want all speakers set to small, even floor-standing speakers. If you set them to large a lot of receivers completely disregard your cross-over setting to your sub(s). Hence bass or sub-bass might not play at all (since few towers play down to 20-30 Hz) and even if they do, most don’t do it well or they tax your reciver a lot more than needed.
Setting them to small you can experiment with a lower or higher cross-over.
@@eriklindahl7376 there is a way to get full range in large ; most of avr have some sort of a bass-boost or extra-bass(in Yamaha avr) the name sounds like avr adding additional fake bass but what it actually does is, avr let all channel play full range and also send a copy of the lower end of all the channels to the subwoofer as well, in that way subwoofer will cover for the ultra low of every channel, but this is suitable for large speaker setups….
Hey Andrew I really enjoy all your videos reviewing specially home theater setups. I wish I could find a way of cables clean setup for rear surround.
This should be an advert for Sonos
Really helped me with me decide between a sound bar system and a traditional system
Will still keep my 2.1 for music though!
Love these setup videos!
Hi Andrew,love ya work my question is how to know where and what to used for sound treating your room, where to begin and what am I listening for ? Cheers from Queensland 🇦🇺
Andrew, thank you very much for this. My Denon AVR was updated over a year ago to support Dolby Atmos. I always thought I required purpose-built new Dolby Atmos speakers to take advantage of it. After watching this how-to I’ve now added two small “vintage” Realistic two-ways ontop of my main fronts as front Dolby’s. Perfect!
There you go! Glad we could help.
@@andrewrobinsonreviews Wow! What a difference! This has totally transformed our home theatre. Thanks again Andrew & Kristi!
You should make a video for us noobs about what specs you want from your receiver to optimize your speakers and their specs. I have been wanting to learn about that in order to ensure I have a long lasting system that won’t be damaged or improperly powered.
Look at getting amps too. Check out techno dad & others
Awesome content in your channel, an awesome video i would love to watch would be cabling specs, about gauge and distance, separating cables from power or the floor... I don't know hahah i'm trying to learn
This is by far the Best "How To" Video i have ever seen. So good explained and your Voice is Perfect for an Instruction type of Video. You got a new Subscriber :)
great video Andrew, my new atmos speakers arrive in a couple of days and your video was a great help to understand how to set things up. I will be watching it a couple of times more to nail it all into my head - thank you
Amazing timing.... Literally started researching this yesterday! Keep up the great work!
I've been perfectly happy with Doble Atmos 3.1.2.
…ok?
I would love a review of an atmos system vs a Dolby true hd system with better amplification and speakers. Atmos is an absolute must for actual movie theaters but I’m not sold that it’s better in home theater situations except helicopter movies where all the sound comes for some tinny speakers overhead like Mission Helicopter 10 and Heli Man, The Atmos Avenger! But I could be wrong:)
I agree with you mate and if you click on the red dragon twice you can see I've got an audiophile grade Atmos setup. Nearly all the movies I've had the best audio experience with has been 5.1 movies, just goes to show... at the end of the day it's all in the mastering!
A very helpful video, thank you.
My Atmos system is now much better balanced except for manually matching the sub-woofer level to the other speakers. Was too much, and had to dial it down.
The reason you may have had to turn it down was due to your room “enhancing” its effectiveness. You can always turn it down or up to taste.
Awesome video! So much great information and presented professionally. Love it! Thank you!
Great video! I just got a pair of Sony Atmos ready speakers. Will definitely use this video as my guide. You just earned a subscriber.
Awesome, thank you!
First off love the channel! I have not been able to find any advice on speaker, crossover and subwoofer settings for my in wall speaker setup. I would appreciate a tutorial video on that if possible.
Noted!
Alrighty then. Interested to see your preferred method. Ive adored atmos since my first bluray with it. Mad max fury road was my first taste.
That’s a great movie. Thanks for joining us!
@@andrewrobinsonreviews always!
Thanks, this is a great guide and something I was looking for.
Along the same lines as your under-$1000 hifi video, how about an inexpensive AV setup? Like this video, it would assume I already have a good flat screen TV and video source.
I have Dolby Atmos set up in my living room using a Sony str-dh790 AV receiver with 2 Sony Atmos up firing speakers. The rest of my speakers are Polk. It helps the experience a little bit but not sure if it's worth the money. Granted...my configuration is not a high end $$$ system so that may be the problem. But I hated to spend a lot not knowing if it would truly work well. So....based on my experience I'm neutral on atmos. Overall I'm pleased with my sound as the Polk speakers do a good job.
Please use nice rubbery isolation feet under the center speaker - like Bright Star IsoNode Feet Set of 4 or Audio Quest sorbathan gel feet
make sure you put the furniture protecting disc under the feet
Your videos are awesome, I've learned a lot binge watching them over the past week. My lady doesn't like you much though, I watched your video on the Jamo and thought yes. So a week ago I somehow got her on board with me getting a Jamo 5.1.2 setup ($1450) She wasn't thrilled with it though "too much $$$ it's just sound"
Welp, I watched this video + some of your other reviews and knew I wouldn't be happy long term if I went all Jamo. So, watching more of your stuff + a few other YT audio fellas. I thought to myself "ohhhh, Polk Reserve looks beautiful in Walnut and gets good reviews." The problem there is, there's uhhhh... a slight bump in price, and by slight, I mean 3x. The "same" setup from Jamo S and Polk Reserve, Polk's almost 3x the price to the penny lol. Polk is great but she tells me "the TV has built in speakers" so I can't explain this to her. A week ago she thought Jamo was expensive lol.
Apparently, she doesn't appreciate good audio, so she has refused my request to go buy the Reserve stuff. But she did give me a monthly budget, so I can buy a piece or 2 a month and have a home theater going by November. WOO HOO to a half-victory! Which is better than no victory at all. Also, Polk seems to have big Black Friday sales in October & November, so MAYBE since I gotta wait to save up my allowance anyways, I'll be able to get this whole setup for only 2.5x as much as the Jamo for BF. That would make her happy lol, yeah right...
Your videos helped me realize I should go Reserve, and when she finally hears 7.2.2 in all its glory she'll understand and she'll love it. At least that's how it works in my wild imagination.
Thank you sir.
I like her, your Mrs. is smart!
So many thanks, this was just what I needed! Keep them coming.
Thanks a lot Andrew! As usual, you make it really easy for us - end users, to enjoy great sound! In case you already haven't done one, would love to see an educational video on Room EQ and or Acoustics (a few synergies there I think)
This is a great tutorial video, Andrew!
Costco has a 5.1.4 Klipsh reference theater pack for $800. Had to pick up a Denon x3700H to use it all though so all in all it was about $2600 just for an entry set up, granted I’m not complaining cause it’s awesome
Edit: watching Saving Private Ryan is a perfect example of what a surround sound setup can do
For those of you who use real units:
8-12 feet = 2.44 - 3.66 meters
A well thought out REW for measuring subwoofers. You know like REW for dummies. There is not a good one out there…something is all ways given that you know what your doing. I’m not a great software person but love great BASS 🔊 in my system. Thanks for all the great videos keep up the great work.
Thanks Man, I got my speaker wire fixed and now I got atmos to work.
Your reviews are always great, but you’re instructional videos are awesome! Always beneficial to receive tips from the black belts! Thanks for the guidelines
Mike I really appreciate that! I try to keep things simple so that everyone can enjoy this hobby because it isn't meant for just a select few.
Very clear instruction Andrew,i am waiting on a Sony 65 x95j.Already have a Denon AVR2700.
Since you have the X95J there, I would like to see an explanation of Sony's HDMI settings such as Enhanced vs Dolby Vision vs Bravia Sync.
Thanks Andrew! I love your content. Keep up the good work.
Greetings from Finland, i like your style to say things really clear so ewerybody can understand them, and wery good channel.
Happy birthday Kristi!
Thank you so much!
This was awesome, thank you so much. I have a 4m x 5m room and setting it up as a Home Theatre (small, but it’s what I’ve got).
I SO needed this video, glad I found your channel! Thanks!
Great, thorough video my man!
Worth mentioning that you can use something like the SVS Prime Elevation speaker instead of in-ceiling or bounce speakers. I live in an apartment and didn't want to wall mount so I just put speaker stands on top of my TV stand. Not the prettiest solution but the sound is incredible (arguably better than in-ceiling as those often sacrifice sound for form factor).
Noted. Appreciate you sharing the tip!
I was always wondering what is the best you can do. There is in-ceiling, height, and bounce. I didn't know which is best.
I think best would be X.X.6 setup, where 2 front height, 2 - in ceiling middle, and 2 back height.
@@andrewrobinsonreviews Thanks, love your channel!
Great video and guide to setup Dolby. Takes less stress off my mind as to how simpler it is to install than I thought.
Sup Andrew, question for you. I have the Hta-9, what do you recommend when streaming movies in standard 5.1? LPCM or bitstream/Dolby? I know for Dolby atmos it’s bitstream, but what about 5.1?
great great video for noobs... I know there are a lot of standards floating around, but I think a video on the difference between eARC and ARC, HDCP 2.2 and HDMI 2.1 difference, lossy Atmos. One long video on all of these and we can just come here and have a reference point.
Thanks a lot once again Andrew... Cheers
Hi Andrew. I purchased a Yamaha A6A about 8 months ago, but I can't figure out this unit. there are endless limitations of what you can or can't do with speaker setup. The user manual is almost useless. Yamaha did not bother uploading a video (considering how complex this unit is to guide you through the setup) for those who bought either the A8A or A6A there is no help.
I'm kind of frustrated with this unit. I wonder if you could do a video on that. Plus I have a Crwon XLS 1002 for the front speakers, Thanks
1st off I really enjoy your video's! Possibility using multiple speakers and how that affects impedance and or distortion. Pro's and con's. I know the answer but would make a good training video.
I can listen to you talk all day
You are seriously the man for this tutorial.
Thank you Andrew, I want to go the manual set up on my system and this was highly informative
Fantastic video, thank you! It was well organized, easy to follow, and I appreciate the recommendations. My only question is what do you do with the wires (mostly concerning rear surrounds) to hide/keep out of the way?
Thanks a lot, I know this is an old video however I am just about to setup my home theater system so this was quite helpful.
You're welcome!
I have 4 dolby upward firing speakers mounted on the front wall and back wall. No diffrence if you make them height channels or dolby speakers. Dolby does sound a little cleaner. Use a calibration mic for best results
Incorrect. Upfiring speakers cannot compare to in-ceiling speakers.
@@nogoodkeister9251 not using them as upfiring.
@@Kev-O33 my bad!
Imma be honest. This video will come in handy since I recently move and I can't seem to find my mic to calibrate my speakers. Great video brother. Thanks guys.
So glad to hear that it will help you out!
@@andrewrobinsonreviews thank you thank you, after calibrating my system the way you show in your video first movie I played San Andreas and imma tell you it put a big smile in my face. Sounded twice better then what it was. All 5.2.2 speakers sound like they are alive. Thank you guys 🙏
What nice lighting, and not to mention, fantastic, modulated voice you have!
Great video some people don’t know how to connect a tv to a receiver to hear tv thru it. Should do a video of doing the actual hook up
Hi Andrew. Are you ever going to get your hands on some Arendal speakers to review..? Specifically the bookshelf speakers. And Happy Birthday to Kristi...:)
Excelent video! But if your ceiling is able install the speakers there! Best way to listen Atmos 👋
Thank you Andrew for this comprehensive tutorial. Heard you talking about the Q750 quite often in the last Videos and am curious what Kristi and you think about them.
Holy smokes…THANK YOU! I understood some of this, but not that much. Having a Marantz SR7011, this was perfect. The only way it could be much easier would be if you came to our house and did the setup for me!
Now for a question. Like Kristi, my wife and I both frequently have trouble understanding movie dialog. Do you have any specific recommendations for brand/model of surround speakers that would help? Room is large (25’x45’, actual seating area about 25’ square) with vaulted 22’ ceiling and concrete floors (yes, we have an area rug to help).
Thank you for any recommendations you can offer! As for your question, I wonder if a video addressing acoustic room treatments might be really helpful?
Hi Andrew
Awesome video and always love your content. I have a question about the angle of the upfiring Atmos speakers. Is there a way to "calculate" the ideal angle based on the ceiling height and the distance between the speakers and the main listening position?
Enjoyed the video! Still fairly new to world of surround, but 5.1.2 or 7.1 are my current setup options until I upgrade my receiver (looking at the continuously out of stock Onkyo). Any opinion on the differences between those two options and if one is significantly better?
Great video, thank you. I have a question about wiring your Sub, you connected a single RCA cable, my Sub is connected by a dual red/white RCA cable. Any difference?
Wondering the same. I think I’m going to use a single LFE cable.
Nope
I would love to see your take on 4k HDR tv vs. a good ultra short throw projector for a dedicated media room (home theatre) and if they present any differences for a 5.1.2 Atmos setup. Love your channel!!
Atmos or DTS-X, as every multichannel audio format, has to do with the audio part of a movie and nothing to do the picture-video of it. So a comparison between a 4K HDR tv and a 4K projector, while very helpful for someone who needs to decide which to buy, is irrelevant to a movie's sound reproduction.
Nice step by step educational video indeed 👍
Thank you so much. I really hope these types of videos demystify the process.
Hi Andrew.
I have the HT-A9 which I like. I am decorating and have the option to run wires. For sound and experience alone what is your opinion on which system is best. If this 5.1 system was so good in comparison I would happily sell the HT-A9. To add I do have the Bravia TV centre speaker setup. Love your channel. Thanks.... Stephen
Clear and concise! Well done!
Hmm, I'm curious in what you've said about the height speakers sitting on your fronts. I had this set up for a couple of months and really couldn't get the sound I wanted, as the sound was diffused (my walls are roughly 8ft). I decided to mount the heights to the wall and it was a night and day experience, where you can hear the sound from what the sound engineer set those scenes for.
So I'm wondering why you didn't mention wall mounting the speakers you have or didn't mention that you could, seeing that your room seems almost identical to mine?
You’ve explained pretty much everything really well. Marvellous stuff, however, is there a much better way or av amp that lets me do this totally auto without any tinkering with pressure meters etc
In the video I believe I said if you want to use auto room EQ like Audyssey, DIRAC or similar you can and it will be (largely) automatic.