Review on 🎵 Denon AVR-X1600H 7.2 Channel AV Receiver, Black - Ultimate Sound Experience by DoYun Hwang ᠌

I had to tinker with the receiver for more than one day. But now everything plays as it should. And so, I have front speakers KEF q150, center KEF q250c, side speakers - 8 ohm microlab, subwoofer - Dali Sub C-8 D. Wires In-Akustik Exzellenz LS Cable Atmos Air What I did to set up: 1) Calibration through Audyssey (I set it up through a paid application on an iPhone) 2) Configuration via web browser. We are connected by ip to the receiver. My settings: 1) Audio/Subwoofer Volume: 0 . (The volume on the sub itself is 50%) 2) Audio/Restore: Low 3) MultEQ XT - Reference, Dynamic EQ - on, Dynamic Volume - Medium (It seems that all this is the default) 4) I did not touch the distance to the AC after Audissey. The first time I changed hands, this time I did not. 5) Acoustics / Volume level - it's interesting here! Audissey set the volume as he saw fit. BUT! I removed everything to zero and here's why! Depending on which source is playing Apple TV, set-top box or Tidal, you can adjust the channel levels on the receiver itself. Through the options buttons on the remote, such as, for example, the subwoofer volume and other channels. Based on this, it is not entirely clear how this fits in with this menu item. Since after setting through options - nothing changes there! Therefore, by default, everything is zero there, and individual sources are configured differently! It is important! The documentation is very vague. 6) Acoustics / Crossover: fronts - 40, center - 80, side 80 7) Acoustics / Bass Tuning: LFE + HL 120Hz. 8) 4K Video/Signal: Advanced 9) Video/Setup: HDMI - HDMI Control - On, ARC - On Separately, I had to tinker with the subwoofer. Surprisingly, after the second calibration, he settled down and stopped mumbling in places. Volume and crossover at 12 o'clock Outcome. I listen to Tidal, movies, ps4 at a volume level of 37-50 db out of 98 I think the Denon x1600 is an excellent choice for the price for both music and movies! Experiment with the settings and everything will sound.