jrobbins50
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I have a Marantz AV-7702 pre-pro that should be pretty similar to the Denon that Richardnew2511 is using. In my den system, however, I had been using a separate MCH DAC with HDMI input from my PC and taking the analog MCH output of the MCH DAC into the 7.1 analog input on the Marantz. To try and duplicate what Richardnew2511 is doing, I’ve plugged my PC’s HDMI output directly into my Marantz pre-pro.
To be honest, now I’m having a problem of a different sort. The Marantz internal crossovers function through all inputs other than the 7.1 analog input. As a result, when AL is doing a measurement sweep, the subwoofer is playing along with each speaker in the array, rather than only when the sub’s own channel is engaged. I can’t recall how to work around this. Does anyone recall what to do in this situation? I suspect that eventually, Richardnew2411 will run into the same problem using his Denon, once he gets past the sound card issue, so we all should have an answer foe this next step, anyway.
I’m wondering if it requires setting the AL speaker setup crossovers at a different place than the sub’s own crossover. I’m just not quite figuring it out, so who has the answer out there! Thanks. JCR
To be honest, now I’m having a problem of a different sort. The Marantz internal crossovers function through all inputs other than the 7.1 analog input. As a result, when AL is doing a measurement sweep, the subwoofer is playing along with each speaker in the array, rather than only when the sub’s own channel is engaged. I can’t recall how to work around this. Does anyone recall what to do in this situation? I suspect that eventually, Richardnew2411 will run into the same problem using his Denon, once he gets past the sound card issue, so we all should have an answer foe this next step, anyway.
I’m wondering if it requires setting the AL speaker setup crossovers at a different place than the sub’s own crossover. I’m just not quite figuring it out, so who has the answer out there! Thanks. JCR