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Re: 1pi or 2pi for surrounds? [message #69516 is a reply to message #68904] Sat, 17 September 2011 08:45 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
smokarz is currently offline  smokarz
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Registered: June 2011
Location: CT - USA
Baron
thanks wayne.

i like to give what you're saying a try. but i am not quite sure how to implement it with my current setup, without having to get additional devices.

here's my setup.

pre/pro: Integra 80.2
Amp: Emotiva UPA-7 (mains & surrounds)
Sub Amp: Behringer EP2500
Subs: 4x MFW-15 (in sealed boxes)

how would i run mains and surrounds as full (with an HPF such as 40hz for mains and 60hz for surrounds). and run subs with with a LPF such as 90hz.


and again, if i want to incorporate Audyssey, it has its own settings so that could get a bit complicated.

sorry, this is getting a bit off topic but this discussion is peaking my interests.
 
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