New member - REW / minidsp 2x 4 HD calibration issue

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Main Amp
DENON
Front Speakers
Infinity Primus P363
Center Channel Speaker
Infinity primus C351
Surround Speakers
Infinity Primus P363
Surround Back Speakers
Infinity Primus P160
Subwoofers
Velodyne VX11 X 4
Receiver : DENON 6500AVRX6500H

7..2 Channel system
Infinity primus 363 Towers x ( Front and Surrounds )
Rear Infinity Primus P160
Subwoofer : Velodyn VX-11 ( 2 subwoofers)

Minidsp 2x4 HD
UMIK-1

Connections are done.

Everything works well without the minidsp. Once the mini dsp is connected, I am having some issues.

Checked Minidsp - the crossover is bypassed. ( Straight line ) , The receiver is in stereo mode.( 2 channel )

during checking the levels soundcard in REW preferences, the sound is coming from the main speaker rather than the subwoofer.

Also when we take measurements,when we sweep ,the tone is coming from the main front speaker rather than the subwoofer. I also noticed that my subwoofer goes into standby mode when I turn on the mini dsp.

Is there something I have not checked in the receiver ? Please advise - thank you again
 

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the sound is coming from the main speaker rather than the subwoofer.
Some AVRs bypass the subwoofer when switched to stereo mode.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt
 
Some AVRs bypass the subwoofer when switched to stereo mode.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt
Thank you Wayne , so should I leave it in the regular surround mode ?

As per the room correction Audessy , my speakers are set to

Front - Large
Center - small
Surrounds - large
Rears- small

Should I change all of them to small ?
 
Check the manual to see what it does in stereo mode. You should be able to measure the subwoofer in surround mode, as well as the center channel, if you’re interested in that. Stereo mode could be used to measure the front L/R, but you wouldn’t be able to measure the rear speakers.

If you’re using HDMI connections from the computer to the AVR, you should be able to measure any individual channel.

Regards,
Wayne
 
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