“Why is the Volume ratio so different from my last receiver. # wise there is at least a 20 digit difference between the two. Like IF I had it on 30 on the last receiver I now have to put it on 45 or 50 to get the same volume. This has 55 more watts too.”
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I can not tell you exactly why it is and also happened to me What I can do is tell you that I did to improve the problem and believe me it turned out. Look in Settings where it says IntelliVolume and change it from 0 dB to 6+ dB. and that's it I hope it helps you.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Run auto calibration and set crossovers to 80hz and before you save settings increase each channel a few clicks. You can also download a free db app and sit at your listening location and measure each channel and set them to about 75db - 77db and listen if that is similat to what you had before.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The TX-SR393 has a newer amp circuit that's calculates the volume slightly differently even though the wattage is the same as older models.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The TX-SR393 has a newer amp circuit that calculates the volume differently then older models even though the specs are similar.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.the volume range is 1-100 which is normal for most receivers.the more watts is a good thing...more watts=better lows and highs.
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