jwright350,
What BD player do you have? The two things you want to make sure are a) your BD doesn't have an LFE problem and b) your AVR doesn't have an LFE bug. I mention this because my Pioneer 84TX had nothing but LFE problems. It was pretty horrible actually.
The EP500 (I have one) is plenty powerful to shake most large rooms so I think you need to tinker with the LFE/low pass filter settings on your AVR. You can try the YPAO (I think that's what it's called?) as a start. My experience wasn't all that positive, so I went and got myself a radio shack sound pressure level meter (RS SPL). It was a worthwhile investment.
Also, make sure you're using LPCM or HDMI for your audio and not toslink/coax. Only HDMI (or analog outs on your BD player) can handle the new lossless codecs.
Last edited by Hansang; 09/05/08 12:19 AM.
