Set up my new Stage CC today

[runnerlk]

I am in the process of breaking in my new Stage CC, it is floor mounted below my stewart. I am an Anthem D2 PrePro and have my cc set to small. Does anyone have experience in a dedicated theater small vs large. Also the manual says 80 hours, is that enough? If all goes well I will buy a pair of vantages next week.

Thanks,

Lou

 

[Thai]

I set my Vantage, Stage, and Vignette surrounds SMALL.

Crossover points on my system:
Vantage = 40 Hz
Stage = 80 Hz
Vignettes = 80 Hz
Subwoofer = 80 Hz

 

[Charliemike]

I set my Vantage, Stage, and Vignette surrounds SMALL.

Crossover points on my system:
Vantage = 40 Hz
Stage = 80 Hz
Vignettes = 80 Hz
Subwoofer = 80 Hz

Can someone explain crossover points or point me in the right direction to read about it?

 

[Reverb2009]

I am in the process of breaking in my new Stage CC, it is floor mounted below my stewart. I am an Anthem D2 PrePro and have my cc set to small. Does anyone have experience in a dedicated theater small vs large. Also the manual says 80 hours, is that enough? If all goes well I will buy a pair of vantages next week.

Thanks,

Lou

I have A statement D1.

I would run the Stage at "small" with an 80hz crossover.

 

[Reverb2009]

Can someone explain crossover points or point me in the right direction to read about it?

Try these.

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_12_2/feature-article-slope-troubles-6-2005.html

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_9_3/feature-article-multiple-crossovers-9-2002.html

 

[runnerlk]

I set my Vantage, Stage, and Vignette surrounds SMALL.

Crossover points on my system:
Vantage = 40 Hz
Stage = 80 Hz
Vignettes = 80 Hz
Subwoofer = 80 Hz

Where are you setting your crossovers? in you 4306?
Other than my Velo sub, I am not sure where to set these. Maybe they're in the D2 menus?

 

[Thai]

Where are you setting your crossovers? in you 4306?
Other than my Velo sub, I am not sure where to set these. Maybe they're in the D2 menus?

Yeah, in my 4306. I let it do it's "auto eq" thingy and then tweak the little settings to my taste.