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Ive just added a driverack 260 to my rig (maggie 2.7s,ps audio power amps, Nad digital preamp,SVS sub running from pc) and I managed to set it up with a recommended crossover point and slope (60hz 24db roll ff) and it provided a nice quality improvement. has anyone messed around with the PEQ and EQ settings or is familiar with any of the other systems on them that are useful for audio I gather a lot of them are pa related and not really going to help the sound of my setup much- any suggestions? even where to find info on this sort of setup as it is a bit unusual
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Using a DSP based crossover just to integrate a sub with mains might be a bit too far? How about using a great, audiophile oriented analogue crossover instead? Do you really need time alignment and EQ? Sublime Acoustic K231 is the best active crossover I've owned when it comes to transparency, and it's just 500$.
I mean I'm biased of course, I don't like DSPs, probably stupidly as most active speakers nowadays come with DSP and still sound great... but...
over 90% of what i listen to is live music which uses a lot of effects and things on the fly (as im sure your aware) so the driverack kind of gives it that live sound a little i feel but im still very early into tweaking it and havnt touched the eqs yet (if i do) I'll se what happens its not hard to reset them if I mess things up so I'll probably end up having a play :-)
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