Haha yea.... what a small world he told?

Saw it on his FB. The happy "couple", yes?

Good that you're enjoying the SB16. A fantastic sub indeed.

😋 I saw this pic in facebook so u bought from Actsessory..the white colour hilux..nice sub bro

welcome to the SVS family

The DRC setting normally u guys set to on or off.tq

Off

drc off.
u dont like adjust volume then drc on
it reduce the loudness and increase tiny sound. like normalize function.

how the LFE

hi guys gonna join the club soon
got propose with below, need some advise.. thx

yamaha RC-V681 RM2900
Dali zensor 5 floor speaker 1 pair RM 3900
Dali zensor vokal center spk RM 1800
Dali zensor pico surround spk RM1600
Dali phantom E-50 ceiling atmos spk RM1900
Goldenear forcefield 3 subwoofer RM2500
Supra HD5 hdmi (12meter) RM1650

I am guessing you got the quote from A&L. Why not try to get more quote. Can try max audio in seremban

I will consider this speaker package...

SVS
http://www.htkaki.com/_p/prd1/3014024741/p...e-with-sb-1000)

Mission VX Series 7.1 Package.
http://www.cmy.com.my/product_info_407001-100754.htm

For mission, personally I would go only for 5.1 or 7.1 spk package without the sub (it will be cheaper). If you want a good sub, then SVS should be the choice. Overall this Mission package is quite affordable that comes with a floorstanders and these Mission VX series it sounds quite good to me on movies. Go for audition yourself and see which setup suits you most...

This post has been edited by stilo10: Mar 25 2017, 02:41 PM

7 speakers (that are only average efficiency) running off a v681? Don't agree. Unless you have a small room or don't play loud, that receiver is going to stress itself a lot.

If you're going to only use one receiver for 7 speakers, you're better off getting high efficiency speakers. Look towards Klipsch RP series instead.

Hi i don't know much about speaker but definitely Yamaha rxv681 is under power..I'm using it now for my center and a pair of bookshelf I feel like I still need power...get more quote bro from other reputable seller caused u gonna spend alot plus current Yamaha rxv681 price is 2.6k the seller trying to chop u



Yup very true bro rxv681 only suits for small room

This post has been edited by sivanathan04: Mar 26 2017, 02:38 AM

u havent install subwoofer.thats why its pulling power away from 681

Oh any other solution to solved this problem without installing sub

*Can someone enlighten me? During surround 5.1 calibration using the provided mic, how does the active subwoofer sound? I felt it sound too soft and low compare to the rest of the speakers. I set crossover frequency 80 and vollume at 50% at the back of the subwoofer, from the receiver i select bypass. Hmm wondering if this correct.
Anyone know can share what is the best crossover frequency for front L, front R, center, surroud L and surround R that should set on the receiver?

Usually sub sound is not really loud because is low level sound. Usually 80 is generally ok for all. Some sifu will tell you better

Set your speakers to "Small" and set a crossover of at least 80hz. But understand if you do this and you don't have a sub, you're effectively killing off the under 75hz region of your main L/R/C speakers bass performance. Therefore, things will absolutely sound tinny.

The other way; get a 2 channel (or multi channel if you want) power amp and use that to power your main front speakers. You can then run them at "Large" i.e Full Range. However, the receiver or pre/pro will need to have pre-outs in order to achieve this, the v681 doesn't have pre-outs unfortunately.


Simply setting the volume of the sub to 50% (or 12' oclock) doesn't guarantee that the sub will sound loud. Why? Room Modes, that's why.

To put it simply;
1) Maybe your sitting position may be in a HUGE null spot, that's why you don't hear the sub much.
2) Maybe your sub is placed wrongly in accordance to your main listening position, there by again - being placed in a null spot.
3) 50% is not a standard volume to set for all subs. Sub A can be 50% and hit 75db standard from the main listening position, however sub B might have to be set to 75% in order to hit 75db spl.

There are a multitude amount of other factors. This is why it's highly recommended to get an SPL meter and VERIFY the volume output from your listening position.

As for crossover setting, 80hz is a good general starting point. But it's not a set rule where all HT setups must abide to. It depends on the room and it certainly depends on the speakers. If your speakers cannot play down to 80hz with authority, then setting the crossover to 80hz will leave you with an obvious gap from the speaker's roll off -6db point. There is no "best" crossover setting, unless everyone owns the same speaker, sub and live in the same room.

What receiver are you using anyways?

something wrong.... u set what item from receiver bypass?

from my exp a 4" can use 80-90hz cross
5.25" use 60-80hz.
6.5" kasi 50hz pun ok. but u gonna miss the kick feel from sub. so use large setting for front spk. then enable double bass /main+lfe.


dunno anything??? download bass staircase test and listen repeatly to identify ur room mode hz

This post has been edited by ktek: Mar 27 2017, 05:14 PM

yamaha 681 can see the eq graph result from avr?
see if u ypao + loud volume vs pure direct + loud volume
who has more bass or not.

i worry the ypao cut down bass becos wall reflection.
use ypao flat, natural, front align. are different if u hass free time to test

This post has been edited by ktek: Mar 27 2017, 05:33 PM