RE: My view is entirely different ...

Posted by hahax@verizon.net (A) on April 13, 2025 at 19:28:30

In Reply to: RE: My view is entirely different ... posted by andyr on April 8, 2025 at 05:23:54:

I agree. Rolling off the bottom of the main speakers significantly reduces their driver excursion with an obvious increase in transparency and detail(when properly done). And yes I experienced it when I added large woofers below my stand mounts even with a passive crossover.

I understand why generic subs almost never have a high pass filter since the manufacturer doesn't know how to set it for multiple, unknown main speakers. But high end subs with digital crossovers could have software included to create a proper high pass.

If you ever hear it done correctly you'll never go back.

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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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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)

RE: My view is entirely different ...

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