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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: San Juan
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Has onyone tried this, implementing a REL SW with the main speakers crossed over with a HP filter at say, 80 or 100 hz. There are advantages in not having the main spekaers running full range. I know the REL design does not call for thsi, but then, one could not declare the main speakers -if small- as full range in HT setup.
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