What should the crossover setting be for these? null

If you are using the speakers as rear or side surrounds instead of as Dolby Atmos speakers, set the crossover to 80Hz. Otherwise the speakers will need to be set as Atmos speakers within the receiver/amplifier (the receiver will then set the crossover frequency accordingly).

I’m using them at 150Hz for movie Audyssey set them at 120Hz but sounded better at 150HZ. This is a pretty Normal setting for Atmos certified speakers even if it seem kinda high in Hz. I also have them set at 80hz for music listening. Atmos is being formatted on music now so instead of using 2 channel music listening I’m using my 9.2 setup for Atmos music tracks. World of a difference. Apple Music is using Atmos not too sure if other music services are using it Hope this helps

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If you are using the speakers as rear or side surrounds instead of as Dolby Atmos speakers, set the crossover to 80Hz. Otherwise the speakers will need to be set as Atmos speakers within the receiver/amplifier (the receiver will then set the crossover frequency accordingly).
Answered by Klipsch Product Expert 4 years ago
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I’m using them at 150Hz for movie Audyssey set them at 120Hz but sounded better at 150HZ. This is a pretty Normal setting for Atmos certified speakers even if it seem kinda high in Hz. I also have them set at 80hz for music listening. Atmos is being formatted on music now so instead of using 2 channel music listening I’m using my 9.2 setup for Atmos music tracks. World of a difference. Apple Music is using Atmos not too sure if other music services are using it Hope this helps
Answered by JL380 4 years ago
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