But it is nice on the rare occasion when a recording has something out of balance to be able to touch-it-up when desired.
Like for movies to bump up the center a few db for better dialog understanding.
Nothing is always perfect.
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Anthem AVM90 AV Processor Review
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But it is nice on the rare occasion when a recording has something out of balance to be able to touch-it-up when desired.
Like for movies to bump up the center a few db for better dialog understanding.
Nothing is always perfect.
Exactly, sometimes bump up the center a little bit sometimes the surrounds are a little too loud even with EQ you want to take the surrounds down a couple DBs. Lots of real life scenarios.But it is nice on the rare occasion when a recording has something out of balance to be able to touch-it-up when desired.
Like for movies to bump up the center a few db for better dialog understanding.
Nothing is always perfect.
Correct, not at the inputs but you can adjust levels via the webui whilst in use. Alternately, you could set up a speaker profile with selected speakers boosted/cut and create a virtual input with it. IE, blueray movies normal, blueray movies center+3 db
Bumping up the centre is not something I’ve had to do. If you’re spending this kind of money, you would assume you have pretty decent speakers too. If the centre is correctly setup and located I.e not in a cabinet all should be good.
You could always just use night mode for bad recordings.
You could always just use night mode for bad recordings.
I was wondering about what he said about that too. The fact is, from what I can see, the ability to adjust any speaker level up or down is there. It can be done within ARC G, the app, or the web interface. I do find that with Anthem it could be confusing because depending on where/how it is done, ARC G seems to do something funny whereas others such as Audyssey (x8500h) will just do what you expect, say if you increase the trim level of front left by 1.5 dB, it will just do that and not anything else.
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