Wisdom Audio Wisdom & Sage Series SC-1 User Manual
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Caution!
Do NOT connect the output of the microphone to the SC-1 until the
software explicitly instructs you to do so in the calibration process.
 
Connecting	the	microphone	with	the	SC-1	and	amplifiers	on	at	the	
wrong	time	can	cause	dangerous	feedback	that	may	damage	your	
loudspeakers.
Before Calibration
Any subwoofer low-pass filter (crossover) should be defeated, or set to the THX
setting.	Sometimes	subwoofers	have	a	special	input	that	bypasses	any	internal	
crossover,	often	called	the	“LFE	input.”	The	elimination	of	the	subwoofer’s	own	
low	pass	filter	must	be	done	before	MultEQ
®
Pro measurements are made so
MultEQ Pro can see what every part of the system is truly capable of doing.
If	the	subwoofer	low-pass	filter	cannot	be	defeated,	set	it	to	its	maximum	fre-
quency.	Any	subwoofer	gain	controls	should	be	set	to	their	nominal	settings,	
such	as	at	the	THX	position,	or	at	12	o’clock	on	a	conventional	level	control.	
Also, if the subwoofer has any sort of “Auto Standby” or sleep mode that turns
the	power	to	the	subwoofer	off	after	it	does	not	receive	any	signal	for	some	
period	of	time,	please	disable	this	mode	for	the	duration	of	the	calibration.	
Doing	so	will	ensure	that	the	subwoofer	is	always	on	and	always	outputting	a	
signal,	which	is	important	when	taking	accurate	measurements.
During Calibration
Audyssey MultEQ
®
XT Room Correction performs more than equalization. It
also	measures	various	parameters	that	should	be	set	within	the	associated	pre-
amplifier/processor	so	that	the	entire	system	is	optimized.	Among	the	items	
measured are:
• the acoustic distance from each loudspeaker to the Main Listening
Position (or position 1) microphone location;
• the recommended crossover frequency for each channel to the
subwoofer;
•	 the	level	trim	for	each	loudspeaker	channel,	and	
•	 an	indication	of	the	polarity	of	each	loudspeaker.
Consult	the	documentation	of	the	connected	processor	to	set	the	parameters	
given	by	the	results	of	MultEQ	Pro.	Use	the	findings	of	MultEQ	Pro	to	set	the	
time	delay,	the	crossover	frequency,	and	the	level	trim	for	each	loudspeaker,	as	
these	setting	will	be	optimized	for	the	room.
