Subwoofer level on 1066

[wng]

Hi there,

If I wanted to dial up the bass on my sub, what's the difference between raising the sub's setting in the Test Tone menu or upping the setting in the Sub Setup menu? Thanks in advance.

[Legairre]

You know I've been wondering the same thing. At first I thought the sub level setting was the same as the LFE trim setting on my old Denon 3300 receiver, but a few members here explained to me that it wasn't. So I still don't know the difference between the sub level setting and the test tone setting.




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[JohnSC]

Guys,

I read it as the test tone level being the starting point ie. if it was set to 5 then whatever setting you have on the sub level setting would be taken from this starting point ie. if the sub level was -3 then it would be 5 - 3 = 2.

I hope that makes sense.

John

[JKohn]

The main difference is that the setting in the test tone is the global setting that's used as starting point for all other adjustments. The Sub setup menu has sound-mode specific settings, and those setting are relative to the global setting.

And of course you can change the sub level on the fly from the remote, but that's temporary.




Jeff Kohn

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