Active crossover feature

[Jean-Marie]

Now, you guys have gotten me super excited!  I believe I can use this active crossover feature in my system.  You have to guide and help me do it.

My system is presently compose of the following components:

Amplifiers: Devialet 200
Symphonic Line RG7 MK4

Speakers: Gemme Audio Tanto Karbon V3 with crossovers for each
speaker mounted in a separate or external enclosure which is
then linked to the speakers via Speakon Neutrix connectors.

Cables: 10 foot long Speakon Neutrix cables supplied by Gemme Audio.
7 foot long pair of Wireworld Silver Eclipse III Speaker Cables.
.75 meter pair of Kimber Selet 1036 RCA Cables
1 meter pair of Stage III silver cables.

Sources: Oppo 103D
Well Tempered Amadeus
Shelter 7000
Dynamique Design Magellen SDIF cable.

My main goal is to eliminate the crossover entirely by using the D200’s active crossover function.  I have no idea or inkling on how to proceed doing this.  I now place my audio future in your hands.  Useful links: http://www.canuckaudiomart.com/details/6...karbon_v3/ and this one; http://www.my-hiend.com/leoyeh/2011a/FicheV3-eng.pdf.  Thank you in advance for your responses.

I don't think you can do anything with a single D, except a cross over between an active sub and a pair of speakers.

Since your speakers are two ways speakers you would need two D200, and configure the one powering the woofers as a low pass and the one powering the tweeters as a high pass.

Sadly, I think you are absolutely right.  I was hoping there was a way for me to use the Symphonic Line as the bass amplifier.  Thank you for the response Jean.

Sorry,

I had overlooked the fact that you have a other amp. You could then use it as a bass amplifier and connect it on the sub out of the D200. 

This being said, would be mostly listening to the Symphonic Line because with a two ways like you have (I have two ways floor standers myself) I'm assuming that the cross over is in the 2500 to 3500 Hz, meaning that the part of medium that is the most critical for the hear would be amplified by the Symphonic and no longer the D200. 200W for the tweeters is rich!   

Jean-Marie