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I was going through some of the options on my Yamaha RX-V2200 and I found Dynamic Range. So, my question is - What is it and what should it be set to?
HP D-Range
SP D-Range
Settings: Max - Standard - Min
Receiver: Yamaha RX-V2200
Main: Axiom m80
CC: Axiom VP150
Surround: Axiom QS8
Sub: SVS PC13-Ultra
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Normally, this settings is only for Dolby Digital. It serves to reduce loud peeks so you can listen at night.
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So, what should it be set to then?
Receiver: Yamaha RX-V2200
Main: Axiom m80
CC: Axiom VP150
Surround: Axiom QS8
Sub: SVS PC13-Ultra
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I've gone through the pdf manual and it doesn't say anything at all about it.
Max - watching feature film
Std - general use
Min - listening to sources at extremely low levels
Receiver: Yamaha RX-V2200
Main: Axiom m80
CC: Axiom VP150
Surround: Axiom QS8
Sub: SVS PC13-Ultra
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Max is what the movie is intended for. I personally NEVER set it to any other value. I actually prefer to abstain watching noisy movies late instead of having to reduce dynamic.
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Yes, leave it at Max, which essentially disables any compression of the source's dynamic range.
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