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active crossover install

Posted by tberd on October 12, 2016 at 06:44:50:
Went to help a buddy with his 3.6R's. He wanted to install his Bryston active crossover. Anyway we connected it up with top end cables. Later I thought something was way off. I didn't say anything, wanted to see if he thought the same. About 3 minutes later here it came. A dead stare at me like I stole his wallet LOL. I said what? He said why does it sound filtered now and congested? Like we put a blanket over the speakers? I said well all those connectors, cables and electronic molestation you added to the signal path possibly??. We ran with the stock Maggie x-over settings. Long story short we removed the active gear and cables. He said we got the good sound back. The coloration was gone now. So why......... Told him if he wanted Maggie magic to install a tube pre and SET amps.

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