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In Reply to: What kind of input does your sub require? posted by CometCKO on November 16, 2006 at 14:09:18:
I agree the Vandersteen in-line x-over could be better. It was very easy to make my own with better caps. I do, however, feel that bringing the sub in to the mix approximately an octave above the speakers lower -3db point (regardless of whether using a low- or high-level signal) has a better end result than using it to fill in below the -3db point. It does take more setup, but I find it blends much more seamlessly. A shallow first order slope is key. Of course, YMMV.--I'll gladly pay you Tuesday for some new music today.
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