Lack of high frequencies

[shenbagrenug1974]

I have onkyo avr with taga harmony 5.1 and xtz SW. i am ok with bass but definitely miss high frequencies(chillness in voice and music). how can i improve? can i add tweeters in two front channels? Any expert opnion is welcome please

 

[mshifi]

You need a 2 channel integrated amp to improve the high and mids or add a Power amp to the front channels

 

[Nitin K]

I have onkyo avr with taga harmony 5.1 and xtz SW. i am ok with bass but definitely miss high frequencies(chillness in voice and music). how can i improve? can i add tweeters in two front channels? Any expert opnion is welcome please

If there are tone controls in the Onkyo menu like as in Denon/Marantz, then increase treble from there.

 

[shenbagrenug1974]

You need a 2 channel integrated amp to improve the high and mids or add a Power amp to the front channels

Thank you.Pls explain the setup when you get time Bro

 

[shenbagrenug1974]

If there are tone controls in the Onkyo menu like as in Denon/Marantz, then increase treble from there.

I tried my best bro. But it lacks that crispness. i love that treble little on the higher side

 

[edjamesx]

I tried my best bro. But it lacks that crispness. i love that treble little on the higher side

Set the speaker size to "small" in speaker configuration and set the speaker cross over to "80 hz" . Try > 80 hz if it does not improve crispiness still.

Also try adjusting the speaker distances manually to higher value than that's set currently. Try above "14" or "15" feet or equalent "cms" setting speaker distances. this should improve crispiness.

Also You should have "bass" , "treble" control in older model of onkyo. u should be able to change it.
if your model is new then you should have Equalizer control to change the tonal control. For that u need to switch off "audyssey" or any other room correction available in your avr model.

Also try changing the different listening modes.

 

[shenbagrenug1974]

Set the speaker size to "small" in speaker configuration and set the speaker cross over to "80 hz" . Try > 80 hz if it does not improve crispiness still.

Also try adjusting the speaker distances manually to higher value than that's set currently. Try above "14" or "15" feet or equalent "cms" setting speaker distances. this should improve crispiness.

Also You should have "bass" , "treble" control in older model of onkyo. u should be able to change it.
if your model is new then you should have Equalizer control to change the tonal control. For that u need to switch off "audyssey" or any other room correction available in your avr model.

Also try changing the different listening modes.

Thank you Bro for your reply. My fronts are towers. can i set them to small? My avr model is ONKYO TX-NR737

 

[harryneopotter]

Thank you Bro for your reply. My fronts are towers. can i set them to small? My avr model is ONKYO TX-NR737

If you have a subwoofer, then you should definitely set them to small, even if they are towers.

 

[shenbagrenug1974]

If you have a subwoofer, then you should definitely set them to small, even if they are towers.

ok. will try Bro