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Posted by xaudiomanx (A) on April 5, 2025 at 16:37:47

bi-amping or tri-amping their speakers should have a volume pot when making the amp control the speaker properly directly on the mids and highs amp or withing a meter of the amp. I am a firm believer of putting the amp and crossover to the woofers and then bringing the mids and highs amp[(s) introduced and totally controlled by a volume pot.

I let my main speaker run full range(what it's designed for) but my sub amp is on it's own as far as volume is concerned and the mid and high amp[(same amp) is toned down due to the sensitivity of the main speaker and the woofers is different and the amp that pushes the mains and the sub amp has different characteristics.

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Topic - Anyone out there - xaudiomanx 16:37:47 04/05/25 (9)

RE: My view is entirely different ... - andyr 05:23:54 04/08/25 (8)

RE: My view is entirely different ... - hahax@verizon.net 19:28:30 04/13/25 (1)

RE: But high end subs with digital crossovers could have software included to create a proper high pass ... - andyr 20:38:14 04/13/25 (0)

where did you get a - xaudiomanx 16:35:08 04/08/25 (5)

RE: where did you get a - andyr 17:48:50 04/08/25 (4)

electronic crossover - Analog Bob 19:45:18 04/09/25 (3)

RE: electronic crossover - Don Reid 05:28:35 04/10/25 (2)

RE: electronic crossover - Lew 14:09:28 04/11/25 (1)

RE: "but your audio is converted to digital and back again to analog in the process" ... - andyr 20:52:10 04/13/25 (0)

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