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In Reply to: Ashly posted by Zene on May 26, 2006 at 04:57:56:
Do you have a generator and a SPL meter? There is an accurate method to set your crossover with those tools. Without a SPL meter, it is still possible to set your system, although it's trickier.Which is your case?BTW crosstalk is not something you have to worry in this case.
However, first you should set the crossover frequency to the same value on both channels.
Not doing that (and /or not using the same kinds of speaker boxes on each channel, in this matter) would likely jeopardize some of your stereo imaging, but it is in no way crosstalk.
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- Setting a xover: a question - Jacques 07:24:40 05/27/06 (2)
- Re: Setting a xover: a question - Zene 21:24:11 06/05/06 (0)
- Re: Setting a xover: a question - Zene 16:08:05 05/27/06 (0)
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