Klipsch RF 7 III and RC 64 III Speakers - Audyssey Calibration Setup for Home Theater

In this Klipsch RF 7 III and RC 64 III Speakers - Audyssey Calibration Setup for Home Theater video, we will discuss how to properly setup and calibrate your home theater receiver using the Audyssey XT32 Room Correction Software.
Items Needed:
Analog or Digital SPL Meter to Calibrate Your System
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Calibration Mic (Varies on the model of your receiver)
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Speakers:
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[@hi-fihaven2257]

Great video! Very helpful as always, especially to those new in the home theater hobby! Keep up the great work!

[@Youthman]

Thanks Hi-Fi!

[@sanjeevmail]

Great video.The one I expecting for Long time.

[@Youthman]

Glad you liked it!

[@TheFrugalAudiophile]

Always enjoy your videos!

[@Youthman]

Thanks!

[@Youthman]

Lots of exciting videos coming soon! Some later this week

[@RBS22]

I really enjoyed the video, every video on the channel, I learn even more. I really enjoyed the video calibration of the speakers. ✌;-)Youthman.

[@Youthman]

Thanks Ricardo! Have another video I’m editing now. Thanks for watching!

[@jokerzwild106]

Thanks for doing this video. Alot of good info here. Do you ever mess with the eq settings? A video of that would be great too. Thats the area I dont know much about. Thanks again for taking the time to do the videos, love em.

[@Youthman]

I’m with you, I don’t really mess with EQ settings. I figure the software and microphone are making changes based on analytical info where I would only be using my ears. I would like to learn how to use REW sometime though. Then I could see what is going otherwise the room.

[@ewbroderick]

Another great video! Really enjoy your content. You sound like a pastor the way you speak LOL.

[@Youthman]

Thanks! I actually am a Pastor to Students for 20 years (ie Youthman). 😀.

[@Dukeoden7458]

I need to get a dB meter and check all my levels.Great video

[@Youthman]

It’s worth it! I linked a few in the description of the video that had good reviews

[@jndvk]

I have a meter on my iPhone, would that work? Would be a cheap solution.

[@Youthman]

Yes you can use your phone. It just might not be as accurate.

[@vr100281]

Great video doctor youthma n

[@Youthman]

Haha thx Victor

[@SuperDave]

Another good informative show my friend! I have never fully agreed of my audyssey settings and adjusted them to my liking. At 14:50 I had to check my phone for a message, I wonder how many folks did that too? I read below comment from Craig LeMay that he has similar outcome of it being too dull.

[@Youthman]

Too funny Dave

[@Samzep]

Great vid again i have onkyo 929 i notice when you did the set up it didn’t finish with Audyssey and dynamic eq did you choose the set up with out that ?

[@FaceTime101]

Awesome video as usual. I wish I had these tutorial videos years ago when I was learning the home theater setup techniques. It seems boring to some, but it’s always good to refresh our knowledge. Also, it gives me an accurate informational tool to share with guys that are new to our hobby. One question, I see that the receiver/processor volume affects your spl meter levels; what volume do you use when you are running the audyssey setup? Thanks for sharing.

[@Youthman]

Me too! I had to learn the hard way lol. My understanding is when you run Audyssey, you don’t have to adjust your volume. Just let it do its thing. 😀

[@konadbenz3383]

I just don't believe, what I just saw. great, great work. you should be paid by these companies, you are making such great PR for. imagine this set up with the king of hi-fi macIntosh thanks again to an american brain ps: I'm german

[@Youthman]

Man what a compliment! Appreciate the kind words.

[@konadbenz3383]

Youthman facts, no compliment

[@Youthman]

Much appreciated

[@freddygenao6035]

Great video.

[@Youthman]

Thanks Freddy

[@Youthman]

Thanks Freddy

[@tobyhines7587]

Great video very detailed, so much info. I use an SPL meter, But I do not point it at each speaker old AVR with 1st generation auto setup no need to move mic during setup. Enjoy Thor movie.

[@Youthman]

Thanks!

[@bphilbac]

Toby Hines i

[@frankvanderlee6690]

Amazing set up Youthman 😀

[@Youthman]

Thank you kindly. Thanks for watching

[@dontwatchfakenews2316]

Can’t afford them but the Klipsch RP280F are rock solid speakers 🔊 🤘 if these are good I can’t imagine how nice them sound ✌️🙏❤️🇺🇸

[@Youthman]

I haven’t heard the RP-280 yet but hear great things about them

[@Youthman]

I haven’t had the opportunity yet to hear the Reference Premiere yet. Klipsch was going to send me a pair of RP-280F but have so many other items to review, I haven’t followed up.

[@MichaelGreco]

Thank you so much for this video! I just purchased at RadioShack analog meter on eBay. I'm a bit confused that where you leave the master volume before adjusting the individual speakers? My Denon 3400 either has a volume scale from 0 to 98 or -79.5 to 18 DB. Any thoughts on where to start? Thanks in advance!

[@Born2RockU1]

I have never agreed with ' MY ' Audyssey XT32's E.Q. settings ; ...always seems TOO 'dull' on-the-high-end, in my world ! * I hope your loving the RF-7 iii's with the Mammoth RC-64iii, my friend. WE know, comparing those to the LaScala setup you have is obviously not a fair shake, but when it comes to 3-channel (L/C/R) music listening, I couldn't be happier with the new RF iii series. ~Rock on , my friend.

[@Youthman]

Yeah The LaScalas are in a different league but the RF-7 III / RC-64 III are still awesome!

[@kevonmanuel]

You need to do a video explaining in detail, WHY the LaScalas are in a different league.

[@Youthman]

Sounds like a great video idea! Have a TON of new videos to work on but will add that to the cue. 👍

[@Youthman]

Added it to my Trello Video Ideas List

[@Born2RockU1]

...Love TRELLO !

[@scotty300xc2]

I'm really loving your videos. My question is, when you are using the dB meter to measure surround channels where are you and where do you point the meter?

[@Youthman]

I always measure from my listening position which is the front right seat and point the mic straight up towards the ceiling for all speakers. That’s just my preference. Some are directly at each speaker.

[@caddkid67]

Great videos! Really looking forward to see how the Klipsch RC64 and SVS Ultra center channels compare. One question....don't the subs behind the projector screen cause the screen to move/blow around a little??

[@Youthman]

I get that question a lot the short answer is no I’m guessing because the subs are sealed which is why I wanted to review the SB-16 instead of the PB-16. Here’s a video I made kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKWvqGyXZsqsbNU

[@pittarogerio]

Youthman when you calibrating the levels to match, what volume the receiver should be set on. Thank you.

[@Samzep]

I have never tried watching with oddysy off i have always had it on movie and dynamic eq on which do you prefer how come when turning off odyssey the sub the bass rises big time ?

[@JustMe77]

Forget Audessey, Dirac Live is the King of roomcorrection. Once you hear it, you will never look back.

[@Youthman]

They said that about ARC too. I have heard good things about Dirac but so few people seem to have any experience with it.

[@MrModeratemuslim]

Great video. Why 80db?

[@garykarczewski6678]

I have similar software with my Arcam AVR850 called "Dirac Live" for room correction. Works great especially for rooms with so many un-even wall and ceiling heights as well as widths. Or if you have mixed speakers.

[@Youthman]

Arcam makes sweet gear! Haven’t owned any myself

[@garykarczewski6678]

I am on my third AVR by Arcam. Very musical, but expensive. Great Speakers make this AVR shine. I have had an old Klipsch system for decades and it is time to move up to something far more performing. Though I agree with your choice on the RF7 III for my Great Room/Living Room they are very large! Looking at other makes and doing demos in home. Getting the SVS Ultra Floor, Klipsch RP280F a pair of Emotiva T2 to start out with. Klipsch is so hard to beat though....

[@gsmith160]

Should you choose the RP280F's, you will NOT be disappointed, price point and quality of sound are highlights for this model. I love mine, and a friend bought TWO pair on my good word, one for himself, and the other pair for his lady friend (who is into good audio!) You decide..

[@Youthman]

Sounds like you have an amazing setup Gary. :)

[@allenbillings3207]

Looking forward to your opinion on how the rf iii and the Rc 64 sounded while watching the movie especially center channel ! ‘ was the dialogue clear compared to other center channels you have heard and compared to your la sacals .

[@Youthman]

I was hoping to get to watch the movie over the weekend but we had company. Hopefully this weekend

[@antoniobrown2231]

Oh my God I just bought that movie today

[@Youthman]

How did you like it? I didn’t get a chance to watch it this weekend.

[@toddy3474]

Hi buddy a quick question from the uk I’m looking at the klipsch r7iii or the Kef r11 mostly for movie what do you recommend thanks stewart

[@spamjunky1881]

Youthman, I love watching your videos as they are very informative and I too just started to get into Home Theater. A silly question and please excuse me if you already mentioned but do you turn up your receiver volume to measure with the spl meter? I did mine can't seem to hit over 65 db for any of my speakers. Any suggestion?

[@Youthman]

Thank you I’m glad the channel is helping you build your home theater. My understanding is you do not have to set the volume as your room correction software will do that regardless of where you set the volume before you start the calibration process. If it registers at 65 DB, that’s fine just make sure after calibration all of your speakers are the same level

[@spamjunky1881]

thank you!

[@Youthman]

Glad to help

[@Manihsi]

I appreciate it for great tutorial on 2018 , really need it , but with my New Denon x4400h and Klipsch rp-280f , RC-62ii how to setup calibration? Thanks

[@Youthman]

Thanks. I am reviewing the Denon 6400 so stay tuned

[@Manihsi]

Youthman Great !!!

[@bernardgauthier4294]

Hi great video for setting up with Audyssey. My question is the volume for your AVR is set, to have 75 or 80 dB so that all channels will be the same.

[@Youthman]

I’m not sure I understand the question you are asking. Before calibration, you don’t have to worry about where your volume is on the receiver. Audyssey will take care of that.

[@bernardgauthier4294]

Youthman thanks sorry for my question before so after Audyssey is done I just make sure that all my speakers are at 75dB with the pink noise.

[@Youthman]

I would just make sure they are all the same level. So let’s say Audyssey finishes calibrating and you go back into the Levels and as you cycle through the pink noise, you notice a few are not all the same dB, just adjust them to make the.m equal

[@Modeltrainscarsstereos614]

Very nice. Where do you keep the blu ray? And what brand is it?

[@Youthman]

PS4 locates in the bottom middle cabinet

[@hoomsgz6200]

Actualmente cuento con 1 par de klipsch rp 280f,vale la pena actualizar a las klipsch rfIII?

[@Youthman]

Klipsch me está enviando el sistema New Premiere Premiere 7.2.4 en septiembre. Manténganse al tanto.

[@gsmith160]

Hey there Youthman.... My Marantz sr6011 puts my RP-280Fs at FULL RANGE and my Velodyne at 80Hz.... Same Audyssey you have....Interesting... Must be room tuning?? Again, for all those about to set or get a DB meter, place it nearest your listening position at 90 DEGREES and don't move once set, ALWAYS DB-A weighting when you want to measure what your ear is hearing, C weighting when you are measuring equipment. Another good point is setting the meter at FAST response so you can catch the peaks quickly... Enjoy (O:

[@Youthman]

Thx for the metering tips. Learn new things every day. I’ve always set mine to C weighted and Slow based on what I was advised many years ago

[@Keshy.]

Hey Mr. Youthman, As always, a great video. I am writing to get your help with something. For my home, I am planning to get RF7iii for front, RP504C for center and R115S for woofer. I am not certain what to get for the back. The sales guy at the store suggested RP8060's for the back. I was not sure hence turning to you for help. Will much appreciate if you could suggest. Thanks in advance. Sukesh

[@Youthman]

Thanks Sukesh. The first thing I would recommend is getting the matching RC64 III. The RP-504C has a a Smaller and completely different tweeter so it has a different sound signature than the RC-64 III. For surrounds, there are lots of ways to go. I have wide dispersion RS-62 II in my theater room. The RP-502S would work well with the RF7 III. Book shelf or even floor standing speakers also would work great. If you do decide on the 8060FA, what are you going to use for front Atmos speakers?

[@Keshy.]

Youthman, Much thanks for taking out time and replying. Really appreciate.

[@Youthman]

Absolutely. Have a great day

[@voiceofreason9238]

Some AVR's like the Marantz SR6011 include a cardboard mic stand that can be put in the main seating position in case a person doesn't own a stand alone tripod.

[@Youthman]

That’s cool! I haven’t bought a new receiver in a few years

[@gsmith160]

yes......have that model AND that mic stand... I use a mini tripod for calibration however...

[@Youthman]

Any Tripod is a good tripod

[@dubs2171]

Hey Youth, what DB meter do you have? Will any ol meter on Amazon work?

[@Youthman]

Hey Dubs, I linked two on Amazon in the description of the video that had great reviews. I have an Analog Radio Shack Meter.

[@bphilbac]

How do you like that Onkyo 5008 reciever and how does it sound with your Klipsch speakers?

[@Youthman]

I like it but like many of the older Onkyo receivers, it struggles with the HDMI syncing. It’s frustrating when you have to turn on/off Receiver, and switch inputs on the projector or receiver to get the HDMI to handshake properly. Time to upgrade to ATMOS! Lol

[@bphilbac]

Upgrading to another Onkyo or will you try a different brand?

[@Youthman]

Looking at Denon 6400. Not sure yet

[@gsmith160]

Or.......think about the Marantz, she does 9.2 and processing for 11.2 !

[@chehau997]

perphase u may try procella audio

[@Youthman]

Thank you for the suggestion. Do you own their speakers?

[@sanjeevmail]

Can you please tell me where is u r sitting position when u pointing your radio shack directly to left speaker . Just for one speaker you must have shown how did u use the meter ..

[@Youthman]

The hard part is I only have one camera and it was mounted to the tripod. I was sitting in the primary listening position (front row, middle seat) when I aimed the mic towards the speaker.

[@sanjeevmail]

Youthman Thanks for u r reply..so in one hand you have u r mic and another hand you have your meter?

[@Youthman]

Ok I understand The question now. After you have the microphone placed in each seating position and odyssey finishes it asks you to unplug the mic. You can put the mycocide as you will no longer need it. That’s when I sat down in my primary listening position with the DB meter and went into the Onkyo menu and went to speaker levels. It will generate the white noise For you to check the level with your DB meter. Does that make better sense?

[@sanjeevmail]

Youthman thank you for your kind response...So just i need to keep the db meter in front of me in the sitting position,db meter will listen pink noice.Based on that we need to adjust the receiver level ? Is that correct? My seating level is 20 ft away from speaker still it can measure ?

[@Youthman]

You are exactly correct my friend. And yes, measure from where you sit, even at 20’.

[@sbeard99]

What are the plinths for on the RF7 III? I notice it angles the speakers slightly up. Do these have function that effect sound or are they purely for aesthetics?

[@Youthman]

I asked the same question and was told by Klipsch it was only for aesthetics

[@sbeard99]

Youthman thanks for the response. If that’s the case if I get these I will probably just put some isolation feet on them like SVS soundpaths.

[@SweCrue]

Looks like the rc-64III is upsidedown with that angled front baffle? Correct or are my eyes playing tricks on me?

[@Youthman]

Hi Peter, the RC-64 III is angled on the top and sides of the front baffle.

[@irgproductions]

what if i dont have that mic ? Thanks

[@sanjeevmail]

Hi youthman I have a question. Today i got my spl meter analog . I have Yamaha receiver on my receiver i can not set crossover for each speaker. I have option to set 1 crossover. when I use spl meter how much volume i need to keep in the receiver. I usually listen -30 my receiver goes up to +15 which is High...This is where I am struck...

[@Youthman]

Congrats! It will be a great tool to help you calibrate your system. THX recommends 80Hz crossover so that’s a good starting point. Some like theirs a little lower if their front speakers are large. Did you run YPAO?

[@sanjeevmail]

Youthman :In your video YMPO is the first setup. But i did not like YMPO settings. YMPO blows my ears. So I always do manual.. In that case how much volume i need to keep?

[@Youthman]

Try this, Set your volume low and then go into the menu and choose Speaker Level and see how loud your dB meter reads. Then exit and turn your receiver up to a much louder volume, then go back into the menu and choose Speaker Levels and see if the dab meter reads any louder. My understanding is the test times will always be a certain volume regardless of where you have your volume knob set at. Let me know if this is accurate.

[@sanjeevmail]

Youthman Thanks for u r reply...I will follow the same

[@mendez77054ify]

Question? I can reach 78 db volume by turning up my master volume up. So the question is how high should I have my master volume before I check my db? I have a denon avr 4400h. Thanks!

[@Youthman]

My understanding is it doesn’t matter where your volume is set when you run Auto Calibration.

[@mendez77054ify]

Youthman I'm sorry I was referring to manual calibration.

[@Youthman]

Good question. I’m not sure what your volume should be set to when manually configuring your levels.

[@paulmardis1512]

Hello Youthman, I ran Audyssey again today but when I went to check the levels test tones with my SPL meter It was only getting 53-54db on the meter. What am I doing wrong. I thought when I set the meter to 80, c-weight slow or fast response I only get 53db. I thought I should see between 75-80db on the meter. My new speaker level setting are listed below. I put new battery in the meter the other day. FL -9.0 C -8.5 FR -9.0 SR -7.5 SBR -8.0 SBL -7.5 SL -8.0 FHR +3.5 RHR -5.0 FHL +3.5 SW1 -5.0 Thanks PM

[@Youthman]

You should be hitting 75dB when your receiver is at 0dB (which is considered Reference).

[@alexandsimba]

If the center channel is for voice only, how come it still plays a tone to measure the quality? I kind of find it annoying since I have to raise the volume for all speakers or manually guess what is good enough for the center channel.

[@Youthman]

The center channel play much more than just voices. It is estimated the Center plays roughly 80% of everything you see on screen. An SPL meter is a great tool to help you balance your speakers. I linked a few in the description of the video.

[@alexandsimba]

Youthman Wouldn't it better not to have a center channel and go with 2.1? If I already have left and right surround sound speakers, what benefit would the left and tower speakers give me versus a center channel? I have a 5.2. home theater, but my desktop 2.0 I feel does a better job playing all front audio no matter the distance.

[@Youthman]

I’m not a fan of having a “phantom” Center. This is where you do not use a dedicated center and your receiver routes the center channel content to your front main speakers. The whole purpose of a home theater is to separate the sounds to make a more immersive experience.

[@sebastianbraem8748]

What about AURO 3D what do you think about that ? Can you give your input

[@Youthman]

I am pretty new to immersive formats. I am looking into upgrading to ATMOS as it seems to have the most support

[@sebastianbraem8748]

Youthman true for the moment is atmos the most nowhing sound but if you look over auro 3D iT is stunning 👍

[@Youthman]

I’m sure it’s great too

[@kenasaoka888]

For this speaker setting, do you set your speakers to Large or Small????

[@Youthman]

I always set my speakers to small and let my subs handle the low end. This helps take some of the load off of your receiver and allows the mains to play cleaner.

[@kenasaoka888]

@@Youthman Thank you so much!!

[@jdmsz9378]

What's a good decibal meter because these decibal meter apps are really inaccurate.

[@Youthman]

Yeah, I have a few apps and they aren't typically too reliable. I linked two on Amazon in the description of the video that had great reviews. I have an Analog Radio Shack Meter.

[@samo8204]

Where is the volume on the sub? 50%? I always wonder how to two volumes interact with each other.

[@Youthman]

Every sub is different but Audyssey will tell you where the gains should be. Usually between 1/2 and 3/4

[@Mike82ARP]

Why is there such a price disparity between the RP 7 III and say the Forte III. Granted the Forte has the passive radiator but at 2x the price?

[@Youthman]

I’m not sure Mike. My ears preferred the RF7 II. I sold the Forte III and have upgraded the RF7 II to the RF7 III and could not be happier for my setup.

[@Youthman]

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[@Quetzalcoatl0]

Shouldn't the levels be set to 75db on every speaker?, you just match whatever db you measured from the front left (in this case 78db) and made each other speaker have the same db? The level test tone is played in most cases at -30db, so you set your receiver to 0db volume, play the tone level, make each speaker (including the subs) to be playing the pink noise at 75db. As i read the subs should be set 75db too because the test tone for the subs is played at -40db. This setup will give you reference standard levels, or in other words, you should get if volume on receiver at 0db, max SPL for the speakers at listening position 105db, and max SPL for the subs at 115db. Plus setting the subs 10db over, means they will play 2x more loudly (because 10db is 2x loudness difference ) than the standard making it sound "boomy" ? I've read and watched a lot about audyssey and home theater calibration, and when i setup my system as i described above with a shy single svs pb-1000, never lacked any bass on any movie, sometimes it even sounds that the bass is a little too much.

[@project651]

Hey Wazzup KZbin!!🤣😂

[@mikasaur]

Have always been interested in what the XT32 calibration process looks like. Could have done with speeding through some of the measurement process, though. I don't think we need to sit through 2 minutes of "bwap bwap bwap bwap bwap bwap". :P Great video otherwise. Thanks for your content.

[@Youthman]

I did speed it up. I spared you with 7 other seating positions. I wanted to show in real time what one full seating position looked like. Basically to show that the entire calibration is going to take you around 30 min.

[@mikasaur]

Good to know! Thanks again for the content. I always enjoy your new videos!

[@Youthman]

Thanks man

[@bluelines1792]

Man talk about a controlled environment, how can you go wrong?

[@Youthman]

Thanks. It’s nowhere near a perfect room but it’s still more than I ever dreamed of having. Thanks for watching!

[@iishyxvietxboyii1]

Thor Ragnarok sucks.

[@Youthman]

To each his own