bass is to overbearing
Hi all I have just installed a kef surround speaker system and used the microphone on my denon av amp to set it up the problem is that the bass is overbearing is the problem the cross over point set to hi / low or is the volume on the sub up to high many thanks for your help with this one 
Which Denon receiver and KEF speakers do you have toyota man?
room size? layout? current settings? maybe need some room treatment/bass traps if its a small room?
Which Denon receiver and KEF speakers do you have toyota man?
Hi David the denon is a avr 1713 and the speakers are kht 2005 hdi 
hi,
manually tweak the settings.
start by turning volume (gain) on sub to 12 o'clock position, turn Frequency dial clockwise to the highest frequency, now go into crossover settings on amp and select that of your sat speakers, a good start is 80hz on crossover on amp.
once this is done you can increase/decrease sub level found in speaker level setting in amp.
hopefully this may help, also if the sub is in a corner it can sound rather boomy, to control further move sub so its not at equal distances from either wall.
Darrell
Ive had a play I cant seem to get the crossover point right I have managed to rain the bass in but trying to adjust the sub by hand is not easy as you are to near it to make any kind of balance so doing it by ear is abit tricky I think I will try adjusting the cross over point to 140hz and setting the volume to the 12 oclock and then go into the settings on the av amp as was suggested by Darrell ( sta99y) I would be trying this right now only she who must be obeyed is watching corrie thanks to all
Ive had a play I cant seem to get the crossover point right I have managed to rain the bass in but trying to adjust the sub by hand is not easy as you are to near it to make any kind of balance so doing it by ear is abit tricky I think I will try adjusting the cross over point to 140hz and setting the volume to the 12 oclock and then go into the settings on the av amp as was suggested by Darrell ( sta99y) I would be trying this right now only she who must be obeyed is watching corrie thanks to all
Hey if you turn sub frequency dial to maximum and select xover point in amp settings the sub xover is obsolete!! You really don't need to fiddle with sub frequency dial at all, turn to max and leave, sit in listening point and use remote to control sub frequency through av amp, at the same time you can adjust the sub level output using remote from your listening point.
Google "crawling for bass"
Interesting read, and useful pointers.
If you have an idevice try using a free spl metre to set all speaker levels at 75db.
Let us know how you get on.
Darrell
100-120Hz should be fine.
Ive had a play I cant seem to get the crossover point right I have managed to rain the bass in but trying to adjust the sub by hand is not easy as you are to near it to make any kind of balance so doing it by ear is abit tricky I think I will try adjusting the cross over point to 140hz and setting the volume to the 12 oclock and then go into the settings on the av amp as was suggested by Darrell ( sta99y) I would be trying this right now only she who must be obeyed is watching corrie thanks to all
Hey if you turn sub frequency dial to maximum and select xover point in amp settings the sub xover is obsolete!! You really don't need to fiddle with sub frequency dial at all, turn to max and leave, sit in listening point and use remote to control sub frequency through av amp, at the same time you can adjust the sub level output using remote from your listening point.
Google "crawling for bass"
Interesting read, and useful pointers.
If you have an idevice try using a free spl metre to set all speaker levels at 75db.
Let us know how you get on.
Darrell
hi,
manually tweak the settings.
start by turning volume (gain) on sub to 12 o'clock position, turn Frequency dial clockwise to the highest frequency, now go into crossover settings on amp and select that of your sat speakers, a good start is 80hz on crossover on amp.
once this is done you can increase/decrease sub level found in speaker level setting in amp.
hopefully this may help, also if the sub is in a corner it can sound rather boomy, to control further move sub so its not at equal distances from either wall.
Darrell
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