Happy new year to you all.
I re-calibrated my system over the weekend, using the Denon Audessey thingy and notice that it has decided that my speakers are "small". I read once (probably on here) that you're better to always have your speakers set to "large" unless they're really tiny; my system details are below - I would imagine they're closer to "medium"!.
Does it matter how the amp recognises speakers - i.e. what it is the practical difference between large and small, and secondly - will it throw the calibration all out of sync if I manually re-set them to large?
Cheers
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Sony LCD (KDL40W4500), Denon AVR-1909, Sony RDR-HXD870, Humax Foxsat, B&W 685s, B&W 686s, B&W HTM62, Jamo E4 sub, Nintendo Wii, QED Performance HDMI-HDMI, QED Silver Anniversary XT speaker cable.
I re-calibrated my system over the weekend, using the Denon Audessey thingy and notice that it has decided that my speakers are "small". I read once (probably on here) that you're better to always have your speakers set to "large" unless they're really tiny; my system details are below - I would imagine they're closer to "medium"!.
Does it matter how the amp recognises speakers - i.e. what it is the practical difference between large and small, and secondly - will it throw the calibration all out of sync if I manually re-set them to large?
Cheers
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Sony LCD (KDL40W4500), Denon AVR-1909, Sony RDR-HXD870, Humax Foxsat, B&W 685s, B&W 686s, B&W HTM62, Jamo E4 sub, Nintendo Wii, QED Performance HDMI-HDMI, QED Silver Anniversary XT speaker cable.