have the same reciever, turn audessy off.
best bet is follow the advice already given.
start with the "small" setting and sub turned up to 120hz. then on your sub it self start with it at 80hz. (that way the sub is actually doing the crossover). see how that sounds and if you don't like it, lower the mains 10hz each time until something sounds good. fiddle with that, doing one setting at a time.
i'm no sub set up expert, but what i do is, sit in "your seat" and during a heavy bass demo, close your eyes, and if you can hear the sub "over there" turn the hz down a little at a time until the bass sound sounds like it's comming from everywhere. you may have to move the sub, a few inches can make a big deal. it's something you won't be able to do in 10minutes. it may take 20-50 trys depending on how "picky" you are.
good luck.
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