Are your SPEAKERS on the CORRECT setting? DON'T STRAIN YOUR RECEIVER!

Should your Home Theater Speakers be set to Small' or Large' is the question that alot of beginners ask! Which setting is best for your setup? Are you straining your receiver? In this video i give my advice on what's best for your Home Cinema. Join the conversation and Subscribe for more weekly 2 Min Tip Videos.

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[mikebimages]

OMG! I’m a newbie to the Home Theater game. I followed your guidance and switched everything to small and the sub to large and what a huge difference in sound quality! Even sounds like the system is working more efficiently. Got good results from the atmos speakers. Now I just have to calibrate the entire system. Thanks!!

[christopherbarker]

Thanks for the quick and easy to understand video!

[CharloBagis]

I agree with you about setting the speakers to small, however I also set up my speakers as large for 2 channel playback only, both music and also old movies sound much better

[tommygunzz]

So true my friend, and such a great revisit on a very important pro tip👍 This is one of the most important features in AVR’s. In this case, small is big😁👏✌️

[gary]

I enjoy the video clip and you made a good point about keeping the speakers at small .

[TyEichele]

Great explanation - simple and to the point, easy to understand. Nice work as always!

[bigbardmusiq]

Jim Holtz "statements" are tuned to 24hertz, they just sound better when set to large.

[JNC]

I have a 7.1 Surround Pioneer VSX AVR powering a variety of different Klipsch Speakers and a powered Klipsch 12'' Subwoofer hooked up too. Normally while watching my tv shows I don't have any issues with it but when I pop my John Wick Chapter 4 Movie in the Blu-Ray Player and try to watch it as soon as the Gunshots start flying at any point in the movie the Pioneer AVR shuts itself off. Also whenever there is music playing with a deep Bass beat it also shuts off. It's like the Receiver can't handle Bass or something. I want my movies to be able to sound like I'm in a movie theater and I like Bass a lot so what is most likely to cause this Pioneer to keep shutting off like that every time Bass sound comes on at higher volumes? I should note that I even turned the Bass on Subwoofer way down to barely audible in hopes it would stop this from happening but it still happens. It's only a 120 watt Amp. Is it just not powerful enough to handle high volumes with that many speakers? I can't even get through to the end of the movie cause it keeps shutting off and it's starting to piss me off. If it doesn't stop doing this I'm gonna take it outside and use it as target practice with my 9mm lol. ☠📀📺🔊🎶🎛☠

[Cubenruben]

So my def tech front left and front right both have built in powered subs so what do you recommend for that setup?

[mitchh.]

Thank for this vidéo great but I have one question ??? I do how many frequency ??? for speakers ?? all 80 hertz ??? and LFE 120 or 80 ? thank guys for your help

[bigbardmusiq]

My front speakers 🔊 can play down to 24hz . I tried the small settings, it takes away some deep amazing base. Jim holtz "Statements"

[keepingupwiththejones]

Great tip. So many people get this wrong.

[marklouieadame]

Its always depends on space you have from tower to desktop speakers

[julianfoster]

My receiver sets all my speakers to large with one subwoofer