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28th October 2007, 04:19 PM
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cambride sw bypass built in xover
i picked up a cambridge soundworks psw1 sub and slave subwoofer system my reciever has a built in xover and i want
to bypass the xover in the sub is anyone out there familiar with this sub system? cant help but wonder what the double xover is doing to the phase i have it set to the highest level 180 hz and the preamp set to 100 hz |
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