Still can tell which set-up works better, in particular Subwoofer Setup DTS music and DVD-Audio.

Andrew: turning Subwoofer the sub when listening to multichannel input will also remove the LFE channel. Your other option is speaker level connections, and life that case your speaker setting should be large and your sub setting should be no or off. My EQ'd just sub sounds awesome when used with my tower mains set to small for 2-channel music.

I have the rca in near unfiltered jack. It would have been nice to have a way to specify sub off (and fronts on from for the different modes. Just because your mains are capable of playing down into water 30's, doesn't mean they can play those frequencies better than a nice sub. Those that Setup Subwoofer know, don't know they don't know. This configuration will require your phase switch to be set at Setup degrees.

• Later I've tried front speakers as LARGE, both centre and surrounds as SMALL, subwoofer crossover at when Hz.
• So I set my fronts to small and sub too off for stereo mode.
• There no right or wrong answer here.

However since I live in an appartment building I do always want the really low sounds, so the subwoofer isnt always neccesary. What if you run the mains through sub? Actually Lexicon also has multiple subwoofer outputs allows you to set it up differently for music than for movie. A good subwoofer should play happily along with the other speakers. I'm not aware of any competing products that can that, either.

And frankly I'm not sure why you would to. I am hesitant to this hardware modification myself on my RSP1066. What I have always told people, is to simply listen, have a friend wife dog throw (or adjust) the phase switch.

This will route all signals below a certain frequency to the sub via the jack. I think you can only control wheither the subwoofer is On Off in different modes, NOT the size of the speakers. What you're really wanting to do is change the large small setting for the mains on a per-soundmode basis, and you do that. This option offers more flexibility, but requires more wire. That's why I said the variable phase switch your ears are really the best combo overall.

I will check tonite of this is the case. But a speaker designer I'm not, and I'm sure my explanation left something to be desired - one of the limitations of format, I guess. In phase means the subwoofer cone and the woofer cones on mains are firing at the same time in the same direction and act together.