DSC-off wrote:

Hi, I don't have that combination of speakers and amp, but personally would turn the front high pass filter down to around 120 Hz.
That will give the front and sub a bit of overlap, avoiding any gaps in the frequencies.
The ES100's won't do much below 120Hz anyway and I wouldn't set it below that. If it distorts or sounds "muddled", then turn the filter up a bit.

It's the hours of tweaking that get it set for your own personal taste and music type.

The subsonic filter on the sub could probably come up to 40 or 50 Hz too, no point wasting amplifier power pushing low frequencies if you can't hear or feel the difference. It will have more power in reserve for what you can hear.

Thanks, appreciate the advice. I'll play around with your suggestions and see how I get on.

landy andy wrote:

I too struggle with what the settings should be and they never appear correct for the different inputs.


But I am surprised you keep the “Defeat” enabled, preferring to adjust things myself and find the “Defeat” horrid.

Re the Defeat, it was just what sounded best to me, so I went with it.

I do take your point though, it removes the ability to play around with the EQ etc. Given that I already have far too many options available on the amp, that might not be a bad thing at the moment.