How to integrate Yamaha NS-SW300 with Revel Concerta2 M16?

[adrhc]

What value should I choose for the HIGH CUT knob on Yamaha?

Revel specs:

Low Frequency Extension​	55Hz, 50Hz, 45Hz (-3 dB, -6 dB, -10 dB)

 

[staticV3]

Choose the high cut value that gives you the smoothest in-room response.

 

[adrhc]

well, that's the question about: what would that value be (most probably) based on the information provided and your experience

 

[AnalogSteph]

That's a major function of your speaker placement in your room, so you will have to measure (/listen) and decide.

 

[staticV3]

well, that's the question about: what would that value be (most probably) based on the information provided and your experience

Impossible to determine based on the provided information.

You may be able to estimate an appropriate high cut value using Room EQ Wizard's Room Sim.

But TBH, in-room response measurements are the way to go.

 

[adrhc]

I agree, let's suppose the speakers are in my front, at 2.5 m distance between them, while the subwoofer is at the right, at 0.5 distance to the right speaker (so further to the right); the room is rectangular with nothing else special. I only need an approximation for the moment for that value.

 

[staticV3]

I agree, let's suppose the speakers are in my front, at 2.5 m distance between them, while the subwoofer is at the right, at 0.5 distance to the right speaker (so further to the right); the room is rectangular with nothing else special. I only need an approximation for the moment for that value.

Use REW's Room Sim.

Place the speakers where they are in your room.

Setup the individual speakers to mimic the Revel's and Yamaha's's roll-offs.

Change the Yamaha''s roll-off and see which value gives you the best result.

Edit:
I just checked and sadly REW does not support setting the Sub's high cut response yet, so that approach won't work.