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RE: SET active versus passive biamplification

Posted by iodemus on July 5, 2011 at 03:35:37:
I agree with you to keep it as simple as possible.
The passive filter I use now has only a cap (6dB)to the Altec HF-horn and a 12 dB LC filter to the Klipsch Belle woofer.
Volum to 10 o'clock is enough so I don't need the amplification an active filter can provide. An active filter is only a passive filter with amplification, isn't that the only difference. Am I wrong?