B&W bass alignment filter (BAF) and Krell BAF on Legacy Focus

B&W made a model that says PROFESSIONAL on it. Over twice the size as the one with RCA.This one uses XLR and when opened up,has more than twice the components in it.I just got one,anyone else see this one?

I also have and use the B&W Krell BAF. (2) balanced. For my B&W 800 Matrix. I originally was using with my Krell FPB 600. I know use them with my new Audio Research REF 750s. Btw. The ones that came with the B&W speakers was a very small box and didn’t have the same effect as the B&W Krell BAF. They are actually built like a tank. Just like older Krell amps. And they are very rare and can cost anywhere from $1500 to 2 k apiece. 

People just add subs these days

The bass alignment filters are necessary for the speakers to perform as intended, though we may no longer appreciate the inexpensive (by today’s snob standards) design used. The idea is usually still used in studio monitors in order to maintain the appropriate bass balance in very different locations.  Something very expensive and difficult to do in passive speakers.

Users have had great success replicating the effects by using Roon’s EQ or a variety of digital EQ’s.

So, I’d say you need the curve, but not necessarily the box.

Just looking at the Stock B&w filter and is very adjustable with internal switches maybe could come closer to match other speakers.

Id say pick up a Pair,

I kick myself in the Ass for selling the JPS labs Golden fluke filters.

Hello,

I owned the B&W 801#3  Used The Aftermarket "Golden Flukes"

Was  a  real Improvement.

Make sure your 801's are on sound Anchor stands.

Amplifier used was a Krell Ksa 250.