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Jack N
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Does anyone know if there's a Marantz AV10 owners forum somewhere on the Audioholics website?
I don't think we do, Jack. The problem is that it is 7K. AVPs and AVRs tend to become outdated by changes in technology fairly quickly. The other issue is that a unit like that is likely to be placed in more complex systems. So, not making it 19" rack mountable was a bad mistake. I absolutely require units like that to be 19" rack mountable.Does anyone know if there's a Marantz AV10 owners forum somewhere on the Audioholics website?
I was just giving you context, that is all. Are you considering purchasing an AV10?Um, all I did was ask a simple question. I’m not understanding what your (or anybodys) differing opinion of the AV10 has to do with having a forum for its’ owners. But thanks anyways for confirming my search.
Hi Jack. What are your questions?TLS Guy - Not sure what you mean by context, but it doesn't matter. The reason I'm looking for an owners forum is because I own an AV10 and have questions.
Gene - Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.
highfigh - Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.
Congratulations on selecting such a wonderful processor.TLS Guy - Not sure what you mean by context, but it doesn't matter. The reason I'm looking for an owners forum is because I own an AV10 and have questions.
Gene - Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.
highfigh - Thanks for the tip. I'll check it out.
Hi Jack. First thing is make sure you use the ARC ports and that your devices support that. You may have to turn on the CEC control in the menus. I will see if @Trebdp83 can chime in. He’s pretty sharp with that stuff.@William Lemmerhirt Thanks for the offer to help. It's appreciated. To start off with, lets go with one that I think would be fairly easy. I'm unable to get ARC functioning. Any tips on where to start looking?
@Danzilla31 Good choice on your part. Monoprice makes some really respectable stuff, especially when you consider the price point. I own two of the Monolith 7X 200wpc power amps, one of which is in my dedicated theater powering the ceiling speakers. Just can't beat the bang for the buck.
Did you use the microphone to set the levels and distances before using Audyssey? Once you have levels and distances properly calibrated and set with Audyssey off, how does it sound?@William Lemmerhirt and @Trebdp83 Thanks!! I got it working! To be honest, I'm not sure I can put my finger on exactly what the problem was, but I'm reasonably sure CEC was part of it so you got me pointed in the right direction. Thanks again.
Now for the next problem if you're still interested in helping. I did a calibration with the standard Audyssey that comes with the AV10 and I have to say there's a very serious lack of bass. I haven't tried REW yet, but to my ear bass starts to fall off starting at about 60hz and continues to drop until it gets down to about 30hz. Once it hits 30, it falls completely off the face of the earth and I'm running 4 subs! I know a lack of bass has been a pretty common complaint with AV10 owners, but that's ridiculous. I've already spent a lot of money buying it so it just doesn't seem right that I have to spend hundreds more to go to Dirac. Is there anything else I can try?
Short version.@William Lemmerhirt and @Trebdp83 Thanks!! I got it working! To be honest, I'm not sure I can put my finger on exactly what the problem was, but I'm reasonably sure CEC was part of it so you got me pointed in the right direction. Thanks again.
Now for the next problem if you're still interested in helping. I did a calibration with the standard Audyssey that comes with the AV10 and I have to say there's a very serious lack of bass. I haven't tried REW yet, but to my ear bass starts to fall off starting at about 60hz and continues to drop until it gets down to about 30hz. Once it hits 30, it falls completely off the face of the earth and I'm running 4 subs! I know a lack of bass has been a pretty common complaint with AV10 owners, but that's ridiculous. I've already spent a lot of money buying it so it just doesn't seem right that I have to spend hundreds more to go to Dirac. Is there anything else I can try?
To add to trebs questions.@TLS Guy I can't complain about any other part of the calibration. The mids and highs are good, and the clarity is quite good. It must have gotten the distances dead on the money. There's just a tremendous lack of bass the farther down the curve you go.
@William Lemmerhirt I tried that already. In fact, by the time I was done I had them cranked up as high as it would let me. It helped but that generated a new problem. Boosting the sub output boosted all the frequencies the subs were playing. So it made the deep bass sound better, but then as you get closer to 60hz the more bloated it would sound. I didn't like how it sounded, and I'm thinking running them that way would be pretty hard on the subs so I turned it back down. The only really good way to fix it, as far as I'm concerned, is to somehow un-do the bass curve that Audyssey put in it. Is Dirac the only way to that?
So like @William Lemmerhirt said Audyssey always sets the bass to low and we all usually raised that.@William Lemmerhirt and @Trebdp83 Thanks!! I got it working! To be honest, I'm not sure I can put my finger on exactly what the problem was, but I'm reasonably sure CEC was part of it so you got me pointed in the right direction. Thanks again.
Now for the next problem if you're still interested in helping. I did a calibration with the standard Audyssey that comes with the AV10 and I have to say there's a very serious lack of bass. I haven't tried REW yet, but to my ear bass starts to fall off starting at about 60hz and continues to drop until it gets down to about 30hz. Once it hits 30, it falls completely off the face of the earth and I'm running 4 subs! I know a lack of bass has been a pretty common complaint with AV10 owners, but that's ridiculous. I've already spent a lot of money buying it so it just doesn't seem right that I have to spend hundreds more to go to Dirac. Is there anything else I can try?