Missing LFE output on new MC-1

Posted by SMR [WizOp] [IP: 194.128.83.228] on August 31, 1999 at 00:31:41
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In Reply to: Missing LFE output on new MC-1 posted by Peter Wainwright on August 30, 1999 at 23:01:29:

Peter,

Were you previously using an 80Hz crossover rather than 40Hz? There's a lot of energy in that region so if you're now removing it from the sub-woofer output you'll notice the difference.

DTS material isn't a reliable source of LFE, some discs don't contain any LFE information whatsoever. Line up a Dolby Digital movie source with strong LFE activity (any modern movie) and base your evaluations upon that.

The other thing to check is that the Sub-woofer level isn't turned all the way down to "Off" in the effect menu.

Stuart.

Follow Ups:

• Missing LFE output on new MC-1 - Peter Wainwright 21:44:46 08/31/99 (0)
• Missing LFE output on new MC-1 - Art Lloyd 10:11:52 08/31/99 (4)
  • Missing LFE output on new MC-1 - Philip Brandes 11:25:27 08/31/99 (2)
    • Missing LFE output on new MC-1 - Sanjay Durani 19:10:34 08/31/99 (1)
      • Missing LFE output on new MC-1 - Philip Brandes 20:04:31 08/31/99 (0)
  • Missing LFE output on new MC-1 - Brian M 11:13:04 08/31/99 (0)

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