Denon AVR1907 help please

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  [Deleted User] Posts: 596

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  14/07/07 - 02:14 #2

  of course m8 dolby digital ,DTS are 5.1,,, ,6.1 adds a rear center,and 7.1 adds side effects,so just use your front 2 rear 2 and a center +sub off course,ive got the 1507 with an ipod dock excellent kit imho
  ps if its the same as my manual it is a head f%&k at first but when you suss it ,i found it very good

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  14/07/07 - 08:29 #3

  thanks for the reply Simon, sorry about the thicko question but which rear terminals are best to be used
  
  Surround or Back Surround (I am guessing back surround?)

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  14/07/07 - 10:12 #4

  no m8,use surround for 5.1 the back surround is for 7.1 ,see page 49 of your manual,you will have to get your head round it to get full potrential of your amp,also have you got the set up mike it works quite well for the different levels required in your room

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  15/07/07 - 11:24 #5

  If it's like their other models then you tell the Denon your speaker configuration in the set-up menus. The three key bits of information usually required are:
  
  speaker configuration - 5.1
  speaker size - small
  & distance of each speaker from central sitting position

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  15/07/07 - 11:37 #6

  Just connect all the speakers, position them, then run 'auto setup', this will configure all the speakers settings.
  
  Adjustments that will be made are...
  
  Detection of connected speakers
  Speaker phase check
  Detection speaker size (large / small)
  Automatic time delay adjustment
  Automatic level adjustment (0,5 dB steps)
  
  Just make sure auto setup has set the eggs to small.
  
  Crossover setting for the SW should be 80Hz.
  
  Once you have run auto setup you can then carry on with all the other connections and settings.

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  15/07/07 - 16:17 #7

  thanks for all the replies guys, everything is now up and running

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