Please help me with Crossover settings

Maltz88
Maltz88 Posts: 3
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Denon 5.2 AVR-X540BT 130W Per channel
Polk T-Series Speakers
Front 150W
Centre 100W
Surround 150W (bookshelf)
2X Pioneer Subwoofers 180W
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 25,414
    You'll need to provide more information as to which T series you do have.
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  • Maltz88
    Maltz88 Posts: 3
    T50
    T30
    T15
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  • mantis
    mantis Posts: 17,192
    T15 set to 80hz
    T30 set to 80-100hz Probably 100 hz the T30 doesn't seem to have good extension.
    T50 set to 80hz
    Set the Subwoofer to 120hz.

    LFE plays from 120hz and down so setting the subwoofer to play there is correct.
    The T series speakers all should be set to 80hz and if it's possible the center to 100. This way the center will not struggle when lower frequencies are asked of it. Let the subwoofers do that job and your overall system will perform better.
    Dan
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  • Maltz88
    Maltz88 Posts: 3
    Ok cool..
    Shall I set the speakers to Small Or Large?
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,501
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  • msg
    msg Posts: 9,995
    I don't have a lot of theater setup experience, so I'm asking why setting the sub to 120 and not 80Hz or 100Hz?
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 25,414
    msg wrote: »
    I don't have a lot of theater setup experience, so I'm asking why setting the sub to 120 and not 80Hz or 100Hz?

    So no holes in the frequencies. Those T series could drop like rock at their lower end and then there could be a gap in the frequencies for the smaller speakers.

    My .02
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  • msg
    msg Posts: 9,995
    Shouldn't the slope cover it? I would have thought 120 would start to muddy up.
    Is this just for this particular case?
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