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  • LFE vs. LFE+Main - AVS Forum
    I have a Denon AVR-X3400H for mixed usage—music, movies and games I'm wondering what the best setting for my subwoofer might be with my two front tower speakers, particularly for music With a crossover at 60Hz, should I use LFE or LFE+Main?
  • LFE, subwoofers and interconnects explained - AVS Forum
    LFE specifically refers to the LFE channel of the original soundtrack But the subwoofer channel contains both the LFE channel and redirected bass from the other channels
  • Understanding LFE, crossover frequency, and bass management
    If the crossover frequency directs low frequencies to the subwoofer and the LFE channel by default is the subwoofer, how can it have a crossover frequency? The so-called LFE crossover (really a low-pass filter) affects only the LFE component of the sub output and not the redirected main channel bass
  • What is your LFE low pass filter setting? - AVS Forum
    I'm curious what people set the LFE low pass filter (lpf) to in their receiver or pre pro I know technically 120hz should be the correct setting as that is the limit of the LFE channel but in the Audyssey thread and other threads it has been discussed that people recommend an 80hz setting as
  • LFE crossover - 80 or 120 Hz? - AVS Forum
    LPF for LFE - 80 or 120 Hz? Hi, I just wonder what is the recommended AV-receiver setting for "LPF for LFE" I e the Low Pass Filter (LPF) for the LFE subwoofer channel? Some say 80 Hz, others 120 Hz * If 80 Hz is selected, then won't the frequency range 80-120 Hz be filtered out, thereby
  • LPF for LFE . . . . . yes!!!!! :) - AVS Forum
    The 'LPF of LFE' filter is ONLY applied to the LFE channel (the 1 channel) info and not to the other bass managed bass from the other channels So, you could have a 80Hz crossover set for your main channels, which would low-pass that bass at 80Hz, but have the LFE channel being low-passed at 120Hz by the 'LPF of LFE'
  • What is the LFE input??? | AVS Forum
    What does the LFE stand for, and what does this input do? Can this be considered as the digital input of the subwoofer (not compressed) like the opticals and coaxials??? Click to expand LFE stands for Low Frequency Effects LFE effects are recorded in the the 1 channel in multichannel DTS, DD, etc recordings and is recorded at a higher DB
  • What exactly is LFE? - AVS Forum
    LFE stands for Low Frequency Effects and it is a discreet audio channel programmed into media to carry bass signals to a subwoofer Yes, Master volume control or receiver will increase volume of all devices attached, so it's important to establish a baseline speaker+subwoofer volume settings (I suggest Audyssey) before use
  • Any way to adjust the LFE +10 dB boost down? - AVS Forum
    I like my subs’ gain +10 dB above Audyssey’s calibration But when some LFE content plays, the LFE’s additional +10 dB is too much — it results in sub distortion and too much wall shaking Is there any way to reduce the LFE-specific boost without also lowering my general sub boost? Or maybe what
  • LFE or LFE+Main. what would you select if you where me?
    LFE + Main allows you to have full bandwidth low frequency range to the subwoofer and main speakers For this to happen, you need to set the crossover for your main speakers to "full range" and LFE + Main selected I would also set the crossovers for the rest of the speakers to 80hz or higher





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