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McIntosh has priced the MX121 at $6,000, with the MX151 coming in at $12,500. 7 Clever Ways to Hide Home Technology - CE Pro Download Most technology products are not that visually appealing.

McIntosh Laboratory is ready to rock a little bit harder. McIntosh has debuted two AV Control Centers, the and the. Both are designed to be the hub of home entertainment setups, offering features such as built-in Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio decoding, Dual Zone operation, and the option to play 2-channel sources in stereo or up to 7.1 surround sound.

Each of the new components also includes HDMI video switching and video pass-through. The MX121 AV Control Center has built-in wireless streaming for access to networked music, as well as a wired USB input for a direct connection. The MX121 also has a robust upconverting video processing engine, which promises that all non-HD video sources are upconverted to HDMI output and scaled at up to 1080p resolution. For clients in need of a powerful reference-standard audio processing section, the MX151 is the step-up model.

Aside from everything listed above, the MX151 adds in advanced on-board RoomPerfect auto-equalization, precision-tuned bass and treble tone controls, and a video-processing engine with HDMI 3D pass-through. “Both these control centers offer specific features geared to meet the lifestyle needs of our customers,” says Charlie Randall, McIntosh’s president.

“For consumers looking for the ultimate audio-enhancing processor to complete their dream system, for instance, the MX151’s unequalled audio section and powerful RoomPerfect offers the perfect solution. For consumers looking for a unit that will dramatically enhance their enjoyment of both movies and music, the MX121 is an ideal solution.” Both units also have an RS-232 input for compatibility with third-party remote control systems. McIntosh has priced the MX121 at $6,000, with the MX151 coming in at $12,500.

I have looked around but have not found the answer so apologies if this has been answered before (please provide link if it has). Just added McIntosh MX150 pre/pro with RoomPerfect. Want to know a simple step by step how to properly integrate two JL Audio Fathom F112 subs. L/R speakers are B&W 803 Diamonds, center is B&W HTM2, and surrounds are in wall B&W 7.3s. Amps are MC452 for fronts and MC207 for center and surrounds. The simpler the procedure the better to establish base line and from there with more input from everyone can improve later if needed. What are the correct settings for the JL Audio sub before running RoomPerfect?

What should be the variable gain setting on each sub before running RoomPerfect? (want RoomPerfect to be at or close to reference 0 instead of minus dB for the subs) Should I run ARO before or after RoomPerfect? After running RoomPerfect what should I then set the sub settings? Should I press the defeat on the sub to bypass ARO? How do I determine phase? Simple way How do I determine polarity?

Simple way I have a radio shack meter. Before running RoomPerfect should I set distance and level? Suggestions on running RoomPerfect focus point 1 and room measurements to get close to 100% room accuracy? Should I run additional focus points? More questions I did not ask? I know I am asking a lot. I want to get settings right today for movie night.

Originally Posted by jameslrock Thanks. I am mainly interested in working with integrating two JL Audio fathom f112's with RoomPerfect using the MX150. Licenzionnij kod k igre blur. How do I work with both of the sub settings? How do you have the subs connected to the pre/pro? I suggest you run them in Master/Slave mode. Are their manufacture dates the same.