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In Reply to: Re: DTS vs. DD: Shouldn't DTS sound better? posted by Kala on January 8, 2005 at 14:32:05:
That's good information to know. I got the receiver right before the holidays so I haven't had the chance to do any calibrating with the spl meter. Does your receiver have built in test tones? Mine does and I was thinking about using these to calibrate the front three channels. But if it is a brand-specific problem, it's not that difficult for me to up the db's on the CC on this receiver. I can do it by the remote. Thanks.
-Steve
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I think it does, but I used the DD and DTS calibration from the Home Essentials setup disk. This showed that I had the drop on DTS, but not on DD. I set the SPL to 70db, which is where I usually watch movies at, then turned the volume up until L/R were at that level, then matched the center.
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