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Nov-01-2016 : Registered for NBN Email Alert via nbnco.com.au Feb-24-2020 : Received a pre-order invite from TPG (also our ADSL2+ provider). Accepted the invite. May-22-2020 : Received a TPG notification that transition from ADSL2+ to NBN is in progress. nbnco.com.au shows NBN (FTTC) is live in our area. May-22-2020 : Received a TPG email with tracking number for 'equipment' being dispatched. No details on 'equipment'. May-22-2020 : ADSL2+ speeds - 5:55am Ping 26ms, Download 9.84Mbps, Upload 0.83Mbps (everyone's asleep) - 6:00pm Ping 28ms, Download 2.19Mbps, Upload 0.45Mbps (multiple devices streaming) May-24-2020 : ADSL2+ speeds - 10:57am Ping 28ms, Download 7.64Mbps, Upload 0.68Mbps (multiple devices streaming) May-25-2020 :  - Equipment from TPG received. Equipment are FTTC NCD and TP-LINK Archer VR1600 router. - Disconnected ADSL2+ modem and transferred wall telephone cord to NCD (wall socket port) - Connected NCD (WAN port) to our Asus RT

This is a good starting point and, honestly, should be more than enough for most home theatre systems. Steps: Subwoofer settings: Crossover at maximum point. Mostly this is 150dB or a marking that says LFE (disable). Phase at 0 degree. Gain at 11 or 12 o'clock. AV Receiver: MultEQ or equalizer settings at OFF. Again, OFF not flat or some mumbo jumbo setting. AV Receiver: Subwoofer level at 3dB. Make sure distance setting (eg 3m, 4.2m) is correct. This distance is between your sitting position and subwoofer location. AV Receiver: Subwoofer/LFE crossover setting at 120Hz. AV Receiver: Rest of the speakers set to SMALL. Crossover settings: Front speakers 90Hz, Centre speaker 120Hz, and surround speakers at 150Hz. That's it, you're good to go.