Another great informative video as always. Just a thought... maybe include some links to some of the articles you reference in your description for those who like to dig deep!
Good video. If I set MV as per video so for achieving 75 DB I have to move speaker DB level in minus or more than minus 10. But in AVR level can move max up to minus 10 and not beyond minus 10 as there are max level is minus 10. I m using Yamaha HTR 3072 AVR with Yamaha high end Bookshelf speakers with Yamaha SW 300 sub woofer. My Flat area is 130 sq feet so I think in my case I can not set MV 0 so I have to set MV in minus than only I can set 75 DB level for each speakers. It's a 5.1 system. Thanks for your reply of my previous question. Your video is good. Thanks Bro.
Home theater calibration is all about what sounds best in your environment. People with inefficient speakers will need to calibrate there system a bit higher than 75 db.
Hi! I have a Pioneer ELITE SX-S30 2.1 stereo receiver that uses absolute volume (0-50). What would be the equivalent volume number to achieve relative reference master volume (0db)? Thanks!
Hi bro your AV related video great help for all AV community thank you One thing I will asking you In calibration Spl meter (75db) i have koico japan model number 8510 Spl meter 30-130 or 50-130 or 70-130 Which is the best for c waiting slow response I am waiting for reply thank you once again
Appreciate this bud. But please be patient with me, I'm still new on this receiver stuff. So if I set my volume to 0.0 while I'm testing, won't the test tone be way too loud at that level?
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer in the calibration time audyssey asking 8 positions calibration ok But what distance other 7 positions kept mic from listening position 2feet or 4
Another great informative video as always. Just a thought... maybe include some links to some of the articles you reference in your description for those who like to dig deep!
Whats reference level for absolute? My receiver doesn’t have relative smh
Interesting. So my receiver was already in relative setting. 👍🏼
Good info though. Now I know this little bit of info whenever I upgrade my AVR.
Good video. If I set MV as per video so for achieving 75 DB I have to move speaker DB level in minus or more than minus 10. But in AVR level can move max up to minus 10 and not beyond minus 10 as there are max level is minus 10. I m using Yamaha HTR 3072 AVR with Yamaha high end Bookshelf speakers with Yamaha SW 300 sub woofer. My Flat area is 130 sq feet so I think in my case I can not set MV 0 so I have to set MV in minus than only I can set 75 DB level for each speakers. It's a 5.1 system. Thanks for your reply of my previous question. Your video is good. Thanks Bro.
Home theater calibration is all about what sounds best in your environment. People with inefficient speakers will need to calibrate there system a bit higher than 75 db.
very informative 10/10!
Hi! I have a Pioneer ELITE SX-S30 2.1 stereo receiver that uses absolute volume (0-50). What would be the equivalent volume number to achieve relative reference master volume (0db)?
Thanks!
Same here, My 2019 Onkyo TX-SR393 has absolute volume scale 0 to 99 (can not be changed), what number should relative 0 be?
Hey buddy great video how can I do on a Sony STR DH790 thank you I hope you can help me thank you
Hi bro your AV related video great help for all AV community thank you
One thing I will asking you
In calibration Spl meter (75db) i have koico japan model number 8510 Spl meter
30-130 or 50-130 or 70-130
Which is the best for c waiting slow response
I am waiting for reply thank you once again
any range will do so long as it will measure 75 dB and up
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer thank you bro
I am doing audyssey calibration
Left and centre same curve but right speaker is flat curve
What can I do
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer thank you immediate response
I can never see this kind of man for immediate reply thank you once again
Hi bro my theatre room is 14/24 I can run audyssey or audyssey flat
Appreciate this bud. But please be patient with me, I'm still new on this receiver stuff.
So if I set my volume to 0.0 while I'm testing, won't the test tone be way too loud at that level?
No worries no because you’ll be adjusting up speaker trim level to 75dB
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer Makes sense. Thank you 👌🏾
Some one says 80db LCR
SURROUND 77db A WHIGT SPEAKER
SUBWOOFER C WHIGHT SLOW RESPONSE
What is correct db
75dB spl
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer A WHIGHT OR C
@@taheralikhan5771 C
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer in the calibration time audyssey asking 8 positions calibration ok
But what distance other 7 positions kept mic from listening position
2feet or 4
My receiver goes 0 to 80 with no other choice. Now what? ?
what avr do you have?
@@The.Home.Cinema.Engineer Onkyo HT-RC360 She;s getting older but still shaking the walls.