It's also a very similar feature to Audyssey MultiEQ, which we'll cover in the Audyssey section. This one is simply a matter of preference, try it with and without and see which you prefer. "Cinema EQ" will reduce upper treble response to make the sound less harsh.Moving on to "Surround Parameter" here there are a whole slew of tweaks for the surround effects can be found. Personally I find it easier to control this at the subwoofer itself, but if you would like to adjust its phase in the receiver then you have the option here. Next up is "Bass Sync" which controls the subwoofer's phase. You only need to adjust the level in one area and it will apply in the other. "Pro Tip: The level adjustment here is the same as the adjustment in the "Levels" or "Channel Level" submenu in the Speaker Set Up section of the receiver. There is also a channel level setting here which you can increase or decrease. In general this setting can be left off, but if you are having trouble dialog intelligibility, feel free to enable it. The first one is "Dialog Level Adjust" which is pretty self explanatory, here you can increase the midrange frequencies coming from the center channel. You can see that " Graphic EQ" is one of the sections here, but really many of the settings here will be EQ type changes to the sound coming from your speakers. When you get in there, here are the subheadings that will come up: We're just covering the Audio portion of the receiver's settings because this section is extremely extensive and will allow you to tweak the sound coming out of your receiver in a myriad of ways. A Deep Dive into the Audio Submenu of Your Receiver As before, this guide will be based on the menus of the Marantz SR8012 that we use in our sound room, but most receivers will have very similar settings and menus. This time around we're going to go through some of the additional settings that can be found in Audio section of your receiver's set up menu. A while back we took a look at speaker set up with your receiver.
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