gooniebird63

listening to Zepplin on Spotify right now and it sounds really good, could use a bit more punch on the drums but overall not bad, just seems to lack in the movie sound department, I am also pretty limited on places to put it, it's either facing me between the fronts or facing me angled into a corner so the port is firing into the 90 degree corner.

Everything is adjusted in the AVR, the crossover on the sub is all the way up to the LFE setting.

This goes to 11.

I am sorry..I forgot that I posted to this forum, hope I didn't frustrate anyone by not answering. my old sub was a 10 inch and I had the crossover knob set all the way to the right , same as the new one and the gain at halfway, also the same.

My fronts can produce 50hz so i have the crossover on them set to 70hz in the receiver, that should be pretty good, no?

I am reading about slope now.

I didn't do the crawl, the only adjustments for crossover are hz adjustments in increments of 10hz, not sure what "slope" is, sorry. I am able to adjust decibels for each speaker also and distance.

Digital Signal Processing,? I did the auto calibration function with the new sub but i just don't like how it sounds, i did an audio frequency sweep and didn't hear any gaps in the transition from the sub to the front speakers. I even played around by changing the crossover to 60, 70 and 80hz and higher, my auto calibration always senses the front speakers as large... i see that's a common problem so i always change it to "small",what other tweaks should i consider?

Just got a Klipsch 120SW to replace a dead 10 120V, I didn't change any settings in the A/V receiver and I no longer have that mid-bass punch like you'd have for gunshots and such..you know, the punch you can feel in your chest, I am using Polk Rti4 front speakers and a matching center speaker, I have the crossover set to 70hz, what am I missing? I have really deep lows just don't have the punch with the new 120SW.