external crossover
Jason_k
Posts: 110
Got the upgrade bug again, hopefully its my last for awhile:rolleyes:. I have been reading a bit about external crossovers and looking for some advice. Still a novice in all this stuff! I'am buying a second subwoofer and been thinking about using an external crossover for a 2.2 setup. I'am doing this because I want to use my Dared SL-2000A and not put it through my AVR. I want woofers to handle the bass only.
Possible Setup
Dared - External cross over(High Pass)- rotel rb-991- LSI 15
External cross over(Low Pass) - dual JL F113
I would also like to be able to switch the JL's into my home theater easliy. Not even sure if that is even possible.
For home theather I have Denon AVR-3808CI with a RTI setup.
Anyone have any experience with a similar setup? I was looking at the NHT X2 Electronic Crossover and the Byston 10B sub(alot of coin though:sad:). Been reading alot about it lately, but still over my head.
Any suggustions, opinions welcomed.
Thanks
Possible Setup
Dared - External cross over(High Pass)- rotel rb-991- LSI 15
External cross over(Low Pass) - dual JL F113
I would also like to be able to switch the JL's into my home theater easliy. Not even sure if that is even possible.
For home theather I have Denon AVR-3808CI with a RTI setup.
Anyone have any experience with a similar setup? I was looking at the NHT X2 Electronic Crossover and the Byston 10B sub(alot of coin though:sad:). Been reading alot about it lately, but still over my head.
Any suggustions, opinions welcomed.
Thanks
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MiniDSP is another option you may want to check out. You'd buy the MiniDSP, then pick a plug in that would suit your needs. I use the 2 way advanced plug in. You can set XO points, slopes, has a parametric EQ function for each of the 4 outputs. The MiniDSP also integrates with Room EQ Wizard to measure system frequency response. Cost is relatively minimal, figure about $125 for bare bones board and plug in.
Check it out here:
http://minidsp.com/products/minidsp-in-a-box/minidsp-2x4Wristwatch--->Crisco -
MiniDSP is another option you may want to check out. You'd buy the MiniDSP, then pick a plug in that would suit your needs. I use the 2 way advanced plug in. You can set XO points, slopes, has a parametric EQ function for each of the 4 outputs. The MiniDSP also integrates with Room EQ Wizard to measure system frequency response. Cost is relatively minimal, figure about $125 for bare bones board and plug in.
Check it out here:
http://minidsp.com/products/minidsp-in-a-box/minidsp-2x4
Interesting I'll check it out
