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RE: Analog ?

Posted by claudej1@aol.com on June 5, 2017 at 08:22:52:
The problem you are trying to fix is inherent in the FH-1 and LaScala SHORT HORN bins. It's at about 140 Hz. with a 7 db peak.
You can get a 2 channel mini DSP at a little over $100 to take care of that problem, which we all have had.
I'm assuming you are using a subwoofer below 100 Hz. Which is the best way to go, especially if it's a horn.
How I got rid of that 140 Hz. peak, is I designed a Quarter Pie bass horn and uploaded it on the Klipsch forum to help others do the same. But I still ended up with subs below 50 Hz. (twin Danley DTS-10's)
You get an extra octave of bass for free (flat to 50 Hz. with K-33)and a much flatter response and it only sticks out an extra foot from the corner.