The goal of proper digital bass management is to ensure all of the deep bass present in the DVD is directed to the subwoofer, which leaves the loudspeakers to handle the mids and highs. In a modern HT system, the loudspeakers are typically not designed to handle deep bass, and can be overloaded (or even damaged) by incorrect bass management settings in the AVR. In reality, depending how a given DVD is mixed, there can also be deep, powerful bass in any of the speaker channels. It is a popular misconception that the LFE channel is the only channel on a DVD which contains deep and powerful bass.

This article covers the basics of digital bass management, which will help you optimize the sound and performance of your entire system.Ī Blu-ray DVD typically contains seven discrete speaker channels, and also a Low Frequency Effects (LFE aka. Incorrect digital bass management settings in the A/V receiver (AVR) can result in poor sound quality, and in some cases can even damage the loudspeakers. SVS receives a lot of questions about digital bass management – and it certainly can be a confusing subject.

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