crossover function is to filter out bass from full range sound and feed into subwoofer.
if use front speaker large, means the crossover is disabled.
well, depends on the content you play. stereo movie or songs your subwoofer will not be activated, becos no signal feed in.
but 5.1 surround movie will work, see the extra signal of .1 channel? (5 channel full range to each speaker + 0.1 partial channel just for the bass a.k.a.
sub-woofer)
your subwoofer has left and right RCA separated input. meaning got built in crossover too?
set to maximum Hz in order to bypass it, as u can remote control it from AVR too
usually our connection to AVR will combine bass from left and right channel become mono (1 RCA only), due to the characteristic of deep bass is not directional.
so, no difference to connect right RCA only without the left side
direct mode (or pure direct) means no digital processing. from your player straight decode & amplify the signal to speaker.
the digital processor control ur listening distance, volume & crossover. direct mode = semua tutup.
some ppl say it is good for serious listening, but i feel very plain unless u sit very close to speaker
can try connect the cone shape mic into AVR and run YPAO calibration. it will do all setting automatically about 10 minutes.
i find it is good for starter, then slowly change the calibration settings.
Thanks bro for the info. But i am still a bit confused. Now i have set all speakers to small. The Crossover in the 475 is 100Hz. Is this good???
Yes, there is a manual crossover in the sub-woofer. So i need to set it to max?