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RE: Best Passive/Active Combination of Crossovers for IIIa's and T 1-D's

You sound as if you have some experience with this setup. Could you please enlighten us as to how you are using this? What about costs? Does one have to have a dedicated computer & sound card? I know that a good multi channel sound card can cost a fair amount of dineros. Would there be a significant savings using a setup like you mentioned? You definitely have my attention. I have toyed with this idea in the past but not using JRiver as I was not aware that it was available. If I recall when compared to a good used DEQX, when one considered the cost of the card and dedicated computer, this approach was more expensive.

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