THe passive speakers can be driven to higher volumes without distortion than they would if treating them as full range. You also improve the upper frequency headroom associatted with the passive speakers by relieving the AV receiver the task of having to amplify the harder to amplify lower end. Subwoofers are usually better equipped than the passive speakers to handle the lower end frequencies. The centre and the surrounds should be set lower than the calibration saet them.īy setting speakers as being SMALL you allow the crossovers to redirect the harder to amolify lower frequencies to the sub for it to handle. The front left and right would be best set to 80Hz. The speakers would all be nest set as being SMALL irespective of their size or capabilities. If you want to listen at lower volumes then simply turn down the master volume on the AV receiver.
The sub is there to better portray the lower end frequencies and not to facilitate diminishing their portrayal. This has nothing to do with the crossover or speaker sizes. I'm saying that the way in which you are using the sub is incorrect. If i change the front speakers back to large 40hz, centre to 120hz and surrounds to 200hz again, would it distribute the bass through them again, or would the bass be mainly in the sub still so I have full control? So I added the sub back in so i have control again, i have it on about 5-10% volume setting so it gives off a very subtle bass. This meant all the bass was going to the standing floor speakers which sounded nice, but I had no control, and in my current setting, attic room, terraced house I've always kept the sub woofer nearly off so the bass doesn't annoy others. I tried this set up without a sub, and it set the front speakers as large and full range or something, and the centre and surroudns same as before. I ideally want full control of the Bass so I can lower the volume. but I can try the original settings again. I have changed them all to Small and 80hz, to me it sounds fine. The sub is just on the floor next to the front right speakerīack of room are my R + L surround speakers. Okay so front standing L + R speakers as you can see, the centre speaker is sat behind the tv, some of it pokes out through the gap under.
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