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Re: Haha, Chris ... you might just have to keep cranking and see!! :-)) ..

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In Reply to: Haha, Chris ... you might just have to keep cranking and see!! :-)) .. posted by andyr on November 30, 2006 at 02:56:16:

At a 60 hx cross point, wouldnt smga be seein more bass

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Re: Haha, Chris ... you might just have to keep cranking and see!! :-)) .. - andyr 11:18:35 11/30/06 (2)
Yes, but 24dB crossover points are defined by their -6dB frequency ... not their -3dB frequency like most other crossover types. By the time the signal has dropped to -6dB, 60Hz is fine but 80Hz is too much! :-))
Regards,
Andy
- I See Said The Blind Man ... - ka7niq 11:38:02 11/30/06 (1)
  to his deaf son on the phone, LOL
  Ok, 60 HZ it is!
  That might be kinda low for the SVS sub though, but maybe room gain will step in ?
  Unfortunately, the Rane crossover slopes are 24 db on BOTH sides!
  It might be cool to use a shallower slope on the subs side, but the Rane is all I presently have, so ya use what ya got, eh ?
  - Re: I See Said The Blind Man ... - andyr 11:53:44 11/30/06 (0)
    Hi Chris,
    No I suggest 24dB sub LP is definitely the right slope for a sub!! :-))
    Regards,
    Andy

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