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Stan 2011 Posted 12 years 7 months ago
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Purchased two SuperSat 50s, a SuperSat 50C and a ForceField 4 for a 3.1 system for the living room connected to a Yamaha RX-V871 from Costco (great sale). TV and speakers on stand approximately one foot away from the wall. The sound is outstanding

Only difficulty was setting up ForceField 4 with Yamaha’s YPAO. Subwoofer placement is restricted to the left near the speaker because of large open entry to dining room/ kitchen on right and a doorway further down on the left. Was careful to put lowpass crossover to max (150) on back of ForceField 4 and started level at half and kept moving level down because YPAO erred out (greater than 10 db adjustment to subwoofer). ForceField 4 ended at one-fourth (third mark) and YPAO showing -5 db. . Used all eight YPAO multi-measurements and made two adjustments, lowered crossover from 120 to 100 and raised center channel 5 db to enhance voices.

Very pleased with system and am reading up on bass management to better understand the subwoofer setting.

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Moderator Posted 12 years 7 months ago
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Thanks! That all sounds about right:: ForceField sub input sensitivity is quite high to allow for a wide range of products, not unusual to have it at 1/4 or less. Crossover to 100Hz is perfect for an off-center sub placement.

The 5dB increase in the center sounds like a lot, make sure the center is angled at the listener's ear-level. Could also be due to the YPAO mike placement though, so if that sounds right just go with it. Enjoy the system!

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Thank's for the feedback. Yes, the center speaker was not aimed correctly. Reran YPAO , listened for several days , then adjusted center to +1 for my older ears. The stereo left and right speakers remain at 0 and sound fantasric.

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Moderator Posted 12 years 7 months ago
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Excellent - glad to hear that ... enjoy!

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Stan 2011 Posted 11 years 8 months ago
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Added two SuperSat 3 surrounds and now have a Supercinema 50 5.1 set up. The sound is outstanding and I only regret waiting this long for the surrounds

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Moderator Posted 11 years 8 months ago
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Yes, they do add a whole other dimension to the sound field presentation. Thanks for sharing, enjoy your now-complete GoldenEar surround sound system!

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