Should I use a high pass filter with my Polk S4's?

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drjohnnyfever
drjohnnyfever Posts: 2
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Would splitting a signal placing a high pass 50Hz or 80Hz or 100Hz filter in the path before my receiver and running a full signal RCA to my Polk PSW10 Sub be of benefit to the sound and efficiency of the S4's?
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  • treitz3
    treitz3 Posts: 18,316
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    The best bet would be to use the sub's x-over to do the splitting for you. Alternatively, if your receiver has internal settings, use that to split the frequencies. You would be wasting power sending a full signal to the sub and that sub already doesn't have much. TBT, that's more of a mid-bass module than a sub (I used to have one BITD).

    Tom
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