Originally Posted by Josep
Remember one of the good things of this system is that you can store several (in fact MANY) setups into the processor and select them from the remote.

So do not be 'obsessed' in finding 'the' right one: setup several, store with recogniseable names, and try them!

After days or weeks you'll know the ones you do really use (probably more than one as there are discs and films with very different bass energy). You can store them as new modes too.

The system is so versatile... use it.

*IN THEORY* you should be able to find one setting (after, as you said, play with a bunch for a while). Because you are ideally only removing bass that is over excited by the room. If you have to switch between different settings for different material you may be just compensating for some material. I just back it off until nothing sounds "sucked out". It may not clean up everything but that's better than running with nothing and the few cases that may still be over excited it's probably of case of the material and/or my pushing it harder than normal listening for testing purposes. You're just carving off a few bad "ridges".

- Fiddler (IMHO)

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