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<blockquote data-quote="PaulD" data-source="post: 6323940" data-attributes="member: 589636">I thought it came with a mic but auto tune for T/A usually blows.The best way for SQ ......1) turn all T/A controls to 0, find a track that has a strong centered male voice.&nbsp; I use the MECA test disk - put the track on repeat2) go to the setup menu and turn off everything but the mids3) use the level setting on the crossover menu to center it up4) repeat for tweeters5) repeat for midbass if you have them5a) play with the phase for each speaker to see if it make the image more defined or more diffuse6) now turn on the mid and tweets only7) turn the fader all the way to the right, listen to the voice.&nbsp; Try and get the sibilance (like &quot;s&quot; and &quot;t&quot;) to sound like they are coming from the same place.8) turn on the midbass if you have it and do the same, try and get the voice to come from one place on the far right9) now turn off everything but the mids and put the fader back to center10) go to the T/A and adjust the left mid until the voice is centered11) repeat for tweeters (with all other speakers off), remember to START with the setting for the right tweeter12) repeat for midbass13 turn on all the speakers and adjust the bass T/A until it blends and sounds like it&#039;s coming from the front (or at least not puklling the stage to the rear)This should be a big step in the right directionTips for amp hookup to the H701:Front 1 = tweetersFront 2 = midbass (if you have them)Rear = midrangethese connectuions will allow you to make out of range adjustments to the EQ</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PaulD, post: 6323940, member: 589636"] I thought it came with a mic but auto tune for T/A usually blows. The best way for SQ ...... 1) turn all T/A controls to 0, find a track that has a strong centered male voice. I use the MECA test disk - put the track on repeat 2) go to the setup menu and turn off everything but the mids 3) use the level setting on the crossover menu to center it up 4) repeat for tweeters 5) repeat for midbass if you have them 5a) play with the phase for each speaker to see if it make the image more defined or more diffuse 6) now turn on the mid and tweets only 7) turn the fader all the way to the right, listen to the voice. Try and get the sibilance (like "s" and "t") to sound like they are coming from the same place. 8) turn on the midbass if you have it and do the same, try and get the voice to come from one place on the far right 9) now turn off everything but the mids and put the fader back to center 10) go to the T/A and adjust the left mid until the voice is centered 11) repeat for tweeters (with all other speakers off), remember to START with the setting for the right tweeter 12) repeat for midbass 13 turn on all the speakers and adjust the bass T/A until it blends and sounds like it's coming from the front (or at least not puklling the stage to the rear) This should be a big step in the right direction Tips for amp hookup to the H701: Front 1 = tweeters Front 2 = midbass (if you have them) Rear = midrange these connectuions will allow you to make out of range adjustments to the EQ [/QUOTE]

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