Does this receiver have a graphic equalizer that can be used for setting front, surround & center spkrs independently of each other? How many bands?
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Yamaha does not have Audessey calibration. Yamaha has developed their own method of room equalization called YPAO, which does the same thing, allows you to run thru a calibration program that will analyze room sound characteristics, speaker positions, and distance from listening position to calibrate the best audio in your room.
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Thanks for your question. Receivers no longer have graphic equalizers. Instead, they have a more comprehensive, 21st century solution called Audessey which is a system that uses a microphone placed at the listening position which allows Audessey to listen to the room from that position and make very comprehensive adjustments to the system that are significantly more intricate and adaptive than a graphic eq could ever make. Thanks again
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I am not familiar with front surround??? as far as left and right front channel I dont think these were designed for that.
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Yes, Outputs: Front Left/Right Analog, Side Surround Left/Right Analog, Center/Subwoofer Analog, Rear Surround Left/Right Analog, S/PDIF Optical
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I have this unit, but am not using the Sub portion just yet. It has 2 pre-defined cross over points (60hz & 90hz). The gain is adjusted with a knob on the front of the unit, just like the other frequency gain knobs. The Clarion EQS746 is a 7-band stereo equalizer/crossover specifically created for the mobile environment. The EQS746 provides powerful features in a compact size: * Seven equalization bands (50Hz, 125Hz, 315Hz, 2.2KHz, 6kHz, and 16 kHz), each frequency adjustable from -12 to +12dB (-15 to +15dB for subwoofer frequencies) * Subwoofer output uses a built-in 18dB per octave electronic crossover fixed at 60Hz or 90Hz. * Three stereo RCA outputs to drive front, rear, and subwoofer audio amplifiers * An auxiliary stereo RCA input for use with portable devices, such as an MP3 player or DVD player * Separate controls for master volume, subwoofer volume (sub level), front/rear fader, and selection of main or auxiliary inputs * Extended frequency response from 20 Hz to 30 kHz with exceptional 100 dB signalto- noise performance * Gold-plated RCA connectors to ensure the best audio signal output * ISO mounting holes and removable trim ring for custom installation
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The Equalizer has two (2) channels, each with it's own 15-Band Equalizer. Each channel also has a level control and a switch to bypass the Equalizer function (signal passes straight through).
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Yes, in 'network' mode, you can have 3 separate bands. Be aware that you give up front/rear fader when in network mode because the front/rear outputs become the high/mid outputs.
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That is a 7.1 Theater receiver. It has front-wide and front-high options, but they won't play at the same time as the surround back. Basically is has 9ch posts for wiring but it still is only a 7.1 receiver. Check out our theater packages at www.premieravdallas.com Cory Cannon Premier Audio cory@premieravdallas.com
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As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little more gain from my subs so I bring those up a little when watching something with a rockin' LF track. As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little... » Read More As it was Marantz's flagship receiver (7009 has a few additional features), I'd say that is the last step before going separate... The equalizer is accessed through the GUI and is straight forward to use. The EQ, I believe, only has 9 or 10 ranges of frequency response where the Audyssey XT-32 has like 10,000 points of equalization that it can adjust for room correction. I'm running my 7008 with 9.2 speakers. I used 8 positions for setup but then adjusted the gain a bit to suit my taste...I like the rears to sound a little more active so brought those up a few DB. I also prefer a little more gain from my subs so I bring those up a little when watching something with a rockin' LF track. « Show Less
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Works for my set up with both audio and video. Receiver output is split into two other components. Both audio and video. Must understand, with my set up, this is NOT HDTV. I never tried to split component for HDTV, so not sure if that would work. Just video and left/right audio.
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This is a stereo receiver designed to play analog audio - so you can set up two sets of stereo speakers and a sub woofer. You can run the sets either together or independently. But you will only have stereo (i.e. two speakers) differential.If you want surround sound (utilizing more than two speakers) then this is not the receiver for you.
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Yes you can easily access the equalizer from the remote menu button. But believe me you won't need to adjust the equalizer since the SR7008 totally enhance sound itself automatically.
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Yes. All modern receivers I know of can be used with just two front speakers or additional speakers in any sensible combination, up to their maximums.
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Same problem here. Changing the "Audio setting > SPDIF Output Configuration" settings effects which channels come through, but I can never get all 5.1 channels to go through
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If you have a good Quality surround receiver(Yamaha, Marantz, Onkyo ETC.), go ahead and use them with the receiver. It is designed to have a nice set of fronts. JIm
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The Speaker A and B buttons on the front individually turn on or off either set of speakers. You can turn both A and B on at the same time for a setup you describe, although it won't be actual surround, as this is a stereo receiver that only supports left/right, not 5.1 or 7.1 surround
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http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Home/AV-Receivers/Pioneer+Receivers/VSX-1023-K
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You have to manually set what surround setting you want, it does not automatically detect it. I think that's what you were asking and I hope it helps.