Bending Sound


Cool Station To Station reference eh?

I'm needing some guidance on crossovers. I'm planning on adding a set of 2.7 Maggies driven by a set of Reference 250s and the sub that Magnepan recommends:the REL T7X. 

I know that the highest and best use of a set of Maggies is as mid/high speakers and leave the bass work to a sub. Therefore, I need an active crossover that can properly allow 45 to 80Hz at the highest on a 12 or 24db slope that won't contaminate the signal.  Do any of you enthusiasts have some experienced guidance on the best crossover for me?  Thanks!

yesiam_a_pirate

Showing 1 response by clio09

In the video he uses a Marchand electronic crossover (which I highly recommend) to frequency divide the signal after the preamp and before the amps (80 Hz low pass goes to one amp that powers the passive woofers, 80 Hz high pass to another amp that powers the Maggies). I highly suggest this being someone who has done it for years, but like they guy in the video I use passive woofers. If you haven't bought any of the equipment yet, I would figure out how to best implement the solution, then buy the components. Biamping with passive woofers versus integrating one or more active subs with or without an active crossover in the mix is another.