$mitty
10-08-2008, 04:08 PM
My receiver isn't capable of adjusting the crossover for individual speakers (front/rear). It adjusts all of them at once.
Does anyone else set their bass output to "both" (front and sub) rather than setting it to just "sub"? I like the extra bass I get from my front speakers, and it also allows me to adjust the crossover for my rear speakers, which are smaller. Otherwise, the crossover is either too high or low to work well with my front and rear speakers when set to "sub" b/c they can't be adjusted individually.
My AVR sends LFE to only the sub, but sends bass to both the sub and the front speakers. Do you think it could be putting too much strain on my front speakers by using them this way? Their lower limit is 50Hz.
Does anyone else set their bass output to "both" (front and sub) rather than setting it to just "sub"? I like the extra bass I get from my front speakers, and it also allows me to adjust the crossover for my rear speakers, which are smaller. Otherwise, the crossover is either too high or low to work well with my front and rear speakers when set to "sub" b/c they can't be adjusted individually.
My AVR sends LFE to only the sub, but sends bass to both the sub and the front speakers. Do you think it could be putting too much strain on my front speakers by using them this way? Their lower limit is 50Hz.