Posts by Yahzi

Quote: Only way to completely lose some signal is to tell the unit that there's a woofer when there isn't.(you won't be allowed to select small fronts without a woofer). You would imagine this would be the case. I think...

So then what would the subwoofer preout be low-pass filtered to? If he disables his subwoofer LPF (on the sub) then what would his LFE low-pass be on the processor? 120 Hz? Because I don't see any section for adjusting the LPF of...

Also just to add, normally if there was a double bass function there wouldn't be a crossover setting. It would just send the bass from the mains (if set to Large) to the sub. So I really don't get how he has 40 Hz low-pass for the sub...

Jaddie, that setting sounds like a double bass feature. Still don't understand how a 40 Hz low-pass can work as he said he has it set to 40 Hz. There IS no crossover since if all speakers are set to Large there can be no crossover. The...

No, he said he set the sub LPF to 70 Hz (on the actual sub). He said he set the low-pass on the sub in his processor to 40 Hz. But all speakers are set to Large. This he confirmed for me.   So now my question is, if all...

Something like this :  

The speaker in question is ported. I just don't know how a flush in-wall ported speaker can behave as if it were in free air. Perhaps I'm wrong.

Was having an argument with a buddy over IB and in-wall. He seems to be saying that a speaker mounted flush in a wall is the same thing as an infinite baffle. Is that really true? I thought an IB was a system where the woofers were...

Looking through the Amp Challenge by Clark ..(first page). In his testing criteria he uses EQ to match the frequency response of the amps he tests. But wouldn't that invalidate his test results? Correcting deficiencies before the test...

Another blind test using amplifiers (I did not conduct this test) :     Quote: With stereo, this is relatively easy. Same source, same speakers, tone defeat on all, loudness etc off, level matched with a...