“How do you program or calibrate this speaker? I plan on replacing my Boston Acoustic center speaker; which I feel just does not bring enough clarity to voices and gets drowned out during a movie. Thank you”
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I connected mine to the Denon AVR-S640H, and the setup couldn’t have been more simple. Connect the microphone, and the receiver does the rest. A sound pressure meter will also do a fine job helping you adjust the volume for each of your speakers.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You don't program or calibrate the speaker. You program and calibrate your receiver. Check receiver settings to adjust the center speaker volumes and range of audio. It is not uncommon for vocals to get drowned out. (usually not the speaker as much as the setting on receiver) Some receivers actually have a special vocal boost mode.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You don’t have to. I did not calibrate mine .I just hook it up. I am satisfied with the sound I had it set Dolby sounds on my receiver
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The clarity of The Polk Signature Passive Speaker is Second to none the Highs are great I would Highly recommend this Speaker.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Its problay not your bostons its the source thats coming in if your streaming movies its a problem no matter what you do since the incoming audio signal the issue . You can adjust your center up a decimimal or so maybe even lower your surrounds but if the audio comes in is poor or overwelming the center its the source coming in not your system. . Utube some dolby sample demos they are usually pretty good.
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