Crossover Question for RTiA5's/CSiA6

[Murray1]

My avr does not have a small setting. It does have a large setting that the audyssey-like program chose for the L,R,C. I have read some of the posts and it appears I should set my L,R,C to small. Since my avr does not have a small, should I set them to 80. Thanks

[ben62670]

80hz is good.

[comfortablycurt]

What receiver?

Setting them to any crossover frequency, aside from full range, is the equivalent of setting them to small. Older receivers used to simply have a large or small setting...with just one preset crossover frequency(small), which was usually about 80hz. Most modern AVR's have multiple choices for crossover frequencies though, so there isn't really a need for a large/small setting.

I'd suggest starting with an 80hz XO point for the fronts and center, and a 120hz XO point for the sub(if you're using one).

[Murray1]

What receiver?

Setting them to any crossover frequency, aside from full range, is the equivalent of setting them to small. Older receivers used to simply have a large or small setting...with just one preset crossover frequency(small), which was usually about 80hz. Most modern AVR's have multiple choices for crossover frequencies though, so there isn't really a need for a large/small setting.

I'd suggest starting with an 80hz XO point for the fronts and center, and a 120hz XO point for the sub(if you're using one).

Using an HK3600avr. I have turned off the crossover on the sub and set it at the avr. Currently have rears and sub set at 80hz.

[ben62670]

Keep the sub at 80hz.

[leroyjr1]

keep the sub at 80hz.

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