14-Dec-2023, 15:44
I am moving to an audio system (exclusively used for jazz, blues, and rock music - no movies, no home theater, etc.), with a pair of wall-mounted speakers and an active subwoofer from the same brand (Garvan SNW513 + WAE121, although still under evaluation).
Not being an expert in this field, my idea is to let the Devialet manage everything (as if it were an active crossover), setting the high-pass filter (via speakers output) and the low-pass filter (via RCA pre-out to the sub) to the same value. Then, I would begin to understand if and how to modify it for optimal performance.
Considering the frequency responses of the speakers (55 - 20k) and the active subwoofer (33 - 200), where would you recommend to start?
What other advice would you give me (in short, am I missing something)?
Obviously, I would keep the filter on the active subwoofer at the maximum value (200) since I would be sending a filtered spectrum from the amplifier, correct?
Thank you,
Alberto
Not being an expert in this field, my idea is to let the Devialet manage everything (as if it were an active crossover), setting the high-pass filter (via speakers output) and the low-pass filter (via RCA pre-out to the sub) to the same value. Then, I would begin to understand if and how to modify it for optimal performance.
Considering the frequency responses of the speakers (55 - 20k) and the active subwoofer (33 - 200), where would you recommend to start?
What other advice would you give me (in short, am I missing something)?
Obviously, I would keep the filter on the active subwoofer at the maximum value (200) since I would be sending a filtered spectrum from the amplifier, correct?
Thank you,
Alberto
Wilson Benesch Circle>Shelter 301 II | Devialet LE 200 | Roon>ROCK>NUC7i3 | Wilson Benesch Square Two | Sennheiser HD6XX
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