makesure the cutover point of little speaker of 120MX. Otherwise it will loss some of the sound from 80hz to higher.
set cutover point at your amp to provide higher cut off.
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makesure the cutover point of little speaker of 120MX. Otherwise it will loss some of the sound from 80hz to higher.
set cutover point at your amp to provide higher cut off.
bbaba 發表於 2009-2-12 10:05
makesure the cutover point of little speaker of 120MX. Otherwise it will loss some of the sound from 80hz to higher.
set cutover point at your amp to provide higher cut off.
bbaba 發表於 2009-2-12 10:05
Well, if I'm wrong, don't blame me.
It seems to me that the cut-off (cross-over) frequency of the av-amp, say 120 Hz, means that the av-amp will send out the singals STARTING from 120 Hz to all frequencies above to the spks (but NOT the subwoofer) while the av-amp will send the frequencies below or equal to 120 Hz to the subwoofer.
Therefore, if the cut-off frequency of both the av-amp and subwoofer are set to be 120 Hz, no signal will loss. So as the case that if both the cut-off frequencies are set to 80 Hz, no signal will loss.
However, if the cut-off frequency of the av-amp is 120 Hz, (the av-amp are now sending signals between 0 Hz to 120Hz to the subwoofer), the cut-off frequency of the subwoofer is 80 Hz, (the subwoofer will drop the signals with frequency larger than 80 Hz), then the signals between 80 to 120 Hz will loss.
一點愚見。
Do you mean that we need to set it all speakers to the same frequency as 80Hz?
Well, if I'm wrong, don't blame me.
It seems to me that the cut-off (cross-over) frequency of the av-amp, say 120 Hz, means that the av-amp will send out the singals STARTING from 120 Hz to all freq ...
JamesK 發表於 2009-2-12 14:10