I just bought this from Emile off the Klipsch fourm. Great sub. And Emile , like always, treated me very well in this deal.
What I’d like to do is install a high pass filter before the amp, maybe 15hz. So I can help it live a happy and healthy life without sending stuff into the amp that it can’t handle. I don’t really want to use a dsp. I do have a few of the none HD 2x4 Dayton dsp units. I will if I have to. But really want it to be a set and forget and no power to worry about.
So I guess I need a passive crossover for this. My denon does not have anything in the setup for the sub outs for doing this. Just a regular crossover points for the low pass and high pass for the other speakers. You’d thing they would start to add this into HT receivers?
What I’d like to do is install a high pass filter before the amp, maybe 15hz. So I can help it live a happy and healthy life without sending stuff into the amp that it can’t handle. I don’t really want to use a dsp. I do have a few of the none HD 2x4 Dayton dsp units. I will if I have to. But really want it to be a set and forget and no power to worry about.
So I guess I need a passive crossover for this. My denon does not have anything in the setup for the sub outs for doing this. Just a regular crossover points for the low pass and high pass for the other speakers. You’d thing they would start to add this into HT receivers?
Some want a couple octaves below 15 Hz in their HT...
Passive Line Level Crossover, (PLLXO) HP or LP designs are fairly ubiquitous, and available as already built units.
Here is some discussion:
Need help with line level highpass filter
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Passive Line Level Crossover, (PLLXO) HP or LP designs are fairly ubiquitous, and available as already built units.
Here is some discussion:
Need help with line level highpass filter
Art