Sensible speaker groups :-). Mine are similar.Yes, I have a pair of Beolab 9's, whose level I did raise every so slightly (posted my adjustment and opinions on the BL9's in another thread). I have not raised the levels of the BV11 inbuilt speakers (yet) as they sound just fine to my unrefined ears. Not that you were asking, but I have set up three speaker groups: Default "TV" only the inbuilt BV 11 speakers (for normal routine TV watching) "Movie 3.0" BL9's as Front L/R, with BV11 as Center "Music 2.0" BL9's as L/R with the BV11 speakers off I don't have any rear speakers (yet).
My new BV11-55!
pressure level meter on my iPhone.
I've been told that the only right way to do that is with a analog db meter not digital
I have both and the outcome was almost identical!Frankpressure level meter on my iPhone. I've been told that the only right way to do that is with a analog db meter not digital
Hi,For my new 11-46 I have used a sound pressure level meter on my iPhone to get the dB levels on my listening position right. For the distances I have used my Bosch Laser distance measurer from the listening position.
For other adjustments I have used the THX tune-up app with my AppleTV.
I have created a 5.1 profile, a 2.1 profile and a TV only profile for night watching.
Cheers,
Frank
Thank you Frank! I did not think about visiting the App store for this. I calibrated the speaker levels using the app and it worked really well! I think I have an old RadioShack (RIP) analogue meter at my parents place, I will give it a go out of curiosity when I get the chance.
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