Does the 220 have separate bass control? Likely the bass will be kept low in our application due to placement in a small wood TV cabinet.
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Yes there is a separate control for bass & treble, as well other sound nuance control.
785665
Yes, the remote offers both bass and treble adjustments as well as output leveling and dialog emphasis. I think you will find the available adjustments more than adequate.
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We don't not have Bass & treble control, but we have equalizer for controlling the Low/Medium/High
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Not necessarily, should be placed where the bass Output is most pleasing to your seating arrangement. Experiment with location to take advantage of the room's acoustic response. Check the internet for hints on subwoofer placement for much more and better advice than there is room for here...
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If you are only going to use two speakers, the bass isn't that "deep". However, if you do like sirnetrunner (and I did) and get an 8" (or larger-your choice) sub woofer, it is a great unit for the price. The unit has outputs for a sub woofer. I bought a set of Sony shelf speakers (model ss-B3000) also. The sound quality has not been disappointing! Hope this will help.
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I am using a Polk Audio RM-7 "8 inch powered sub woofer. My room is only 12X15 and my wife hates it! She is not a fan of a lot of bass. But when she's not around, and I turn it up, it is more than enough. The Yamaha, it seems to me, has less bass output in its normal configuration than my old Onkyo system, but you can adjust it easier with the Yamaha. I would think any good name Sub would do fine.
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Yes u can control the sub-woofer. There is a button on the top when depressed u can have a lot of Bass or not so much. I have mine on the not so much bass and it is plenty of bass. In the more bass it rumbles to much and is a bit over powering. The unit should come with a remote control u can change settings from your chair. Remote control is very fragile so if u buy a new unit take care of the control. Once set use your vol. control for the TV. I love my VIZIO sound bar great unit makes all the difference in the world in the sound. Especially if TV is not mounted to the wall. The speakers on most all HD TV"S are on the back side that redirect the sound off of the wall.
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Hi, this control( for my system) only controls volume. Up and down. There is the power on/off and the mute button. I control the bass by the menu on the DVD and TV. Good luck. I control bass in the
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That's impossible to say. Too many variables. It all depends on how loud you play your system and how high you adjust the bass control on the speaker. One thing in the Yamaha's favor is that it's a front-firing subwoofer, not a downward-firing subwoofer (the speaker faces the floor) like many other units. Another is that it's not a high-powered unit and won't deliver room-shaking levels of sound.
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I used bi-wiring, which separates the high and the low frequencies. The bass is brought out by reflexing through the bottom. Nothing wrong with the bass on these speakers.
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I was disappointed in the Klipschs due to a thumpy bass sound. Both speakers have a pronounced peak at 70Hz with the bass turned up. Turning down the bass on the Logitechs eliminates this peak while turning it down on the Klipschs doesn't. Otherwise the frequency responses are very similar except that the Logitechs also have a another peak around 40Hz with the bass turned up. While I haven't heard the Logitechs, the specs suggest that one should be able to get a flatter bass response by adjusting the control.
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Rich, it is also going to depend on whether you have EQ control on your mixer. If you do and you are using the high pass filter, you are in a lot better position because you can cut back or extend your bass with your EQ knob. Sub is not as affected when your crowd shows up because the lower frequencies pass right through the people for the most part. I set EQ bass at middle and then put sub's volume where it sounds great for the space. Then I can use EQ to subtract bass in the early evening and ramp it up as the older guests (who are the most sensitive to bass) leave the party and the younger crowd really wants to jump. If no EQ on your mixer I would place the sub in a location where you can manually adjust volume as the evening progresses. -Nicholas (aka DJ Chester Chomp) AnchorageDJs.com
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There is no equalization adjustment. I would call the equalization "flat". Bass can be boosted a little by placing it in a corner.
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Yes, and the equalizer and Left-Right balance settings on the TV also are passed on to the external speakers. This can be a bit of problem, though, if you sometimes use the internal speakers, and sometimes external speakers, since they don't have separate settings. I find I have to turn the bass way up and treble way down to make the internal speakers tolerable, but then need to change back to more normal settings when using my decent external 2.1 speakers.
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Anything that meets or is below the impedance. So its a 400 watt bass cabinet, and I use a behringer BXD300H ultra bass head that's 300 watts. Its a great bass head of your looking for a cabinet and head that won't bust your budget which I am guessing your a musician so that's a yes. So as long as your watt are at or below the watts of the cab you will be ok. The only thing is let's say you get a 200 watt head it won't give you as much sound as 400 watt.
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I love mine just the way it is- You can adjust the bass the way you want it, and Iquestion adding more. Thanks Good Luck!! you'll love the unit!!
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Yes u can control the sub-woofer. There is a button on the top when depressed u can have a lot of Bass or not so much. I have mine on the not so much bass and it is plenty of bass. In the more bass it rumbles to much and is a bit over powering. The unit should come with a remote control u can change settings from your chair. Remote control is very fragile so if u buy a new unit take care of the control. Once set use your vol. control for the TV. I love my VIZIO sound bar great unit makes all the difference in the world in the sound. Especially if TV is not mounted to the wall. The speakers on most all HD TV"S are on the back side that redirect the sound off of the wall. Yes u can control the sub-woofer. There is a button on the top when depressed u can have a lot of Bass or not so much. I have mine on the not so much bass and it is plenty of bass. In the more bass it rumbles to much and is a bit over powering. The unit should come with a remote control u can change settings from your chair. Remote control is very fragile so if u buy a new unit take care of the control. Once set use your vol. control for the TV. I love my VIZIO sound bar great unit makes all the difference in the world in the sound. Especially if TV is not mounted to the wall. The speakers... » Read More Yes u can control the sub-woofer. There is a button on the top when depressed u can have a lot of Bass or not so much. I have mine on the not so much bass and it is plenty of bass. In the more bass it rumbles to much and is a bit over powering. The unit should come with a remote control u can change settings from your chair. Remote control is very fragile so if u buy a new unit take care of the control. Once set use your vol. control for the TV. I love my VIZIO sound bar great unit makes all the difference in the world in the sound. Especially if TV is not mounted to the wall. The speakers on most all HD TV"S are on the back side that redirect the sound off of the wall. « Show Less
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No I have one in about the same size room and it sounds great. You can always adjust the control on the back of the sub.