24-Dec-2017, 12:43
I have been setting up an active sub woofer to work with my 220 Pro and Harbeth M30.1 speakers.
I have set up the pre out on settings to high pass at 50 Hz for the M30.1’s.
The active sub woofer has its own crossover and I’m feeding the low level input a full range mono signal from the pre out on the Devialet.
Before I tried the sub woofer I used SAM at 35% with the Harbeths alone.
My question is should I use SAM on or off with the subwoofer?
If I play music with SAM on is the SAM compensated signal fed only to the main speakers, or is the SAM compensated signal being fed to the sub as well?
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I have set up the pre out on settings to high pass at 50 Hz for the M30.1’s.
The active sub woofer has its own crossover and I’m feeding the low level input a full range mono signal from the pre out on the Devialet.
Before I tried the sub woofer I used SAM at 35% with the Harbeths alone.
My question is should I use SAM on or off with the subwoofer?
If I play music with SAM on is the SAM compensated signal fed only to the main speakers, or is the SAM compensated signal being fed to the sub as well?
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Roon Rock, Devialet 220 pro CI, Palmer 2.5 Turntable, AT OC9MLii, Classic Audio MC Pro Phono and Harbeth SHL5 Plus
