How do you high pass your main speakers?

@12many 

Sorry, but the reality of the situation is that the 80kh crossover point was based on my previous speakers. I will be adjusting the crossover point to perhaps 65Hz and reassessing things.

@phusis 

Thanks for the response.

Actually my MiniDSP crossover is set to 80Hz for the subs so there would be a redundancy of frequencies from that 80Hz threshold and where the ATC's roll off around 54Hz. 

Perhaps it might be best to just tweak the crossover point a little bit lower to mitigate any spike between 54Hz and 80Hz.

@ddrave44 

That would be great, but I have an integrated amp.

@esarhaddon1 

"You seem to be saying that yo don't like your speakers or that yo know better than the engineers that designed them."

"OR maybe you really do have CR@PPY speakers. so what the heck, experiment away!"

"No one reding your post has any idea what yo are hearing so how can anyone hear make such a decision."

If ignorance is bliss, you must be one happy dude.

@esarhaddon1 

"Before you go complaining to management as some have in the past,"

Why am I not surprised.

@carlsbad2 

You are correct. The ATC don't go much below 55Hz, but I knew that before I bought them.

I agree 100% with your assessment. I just thought I would ask the question so I could see if there was something I was missing. I also used the speakers as the front speakers in a HT application via HT bypass so limiting there response is not ideal. 

All things considered I am very happy with the sound quality as the system is currently configured, so I am guessing I may just play around with a slightly lower crossover frequency for now.

@ddrave44 

Yeah. The more I think about my options and how they fit into my setup, the possible cost and how it will affect the sound quality, the more I think that tweaking the bass array crossover point seems the way to go.

Thanks for the feedback.

@carlsbad2 

Thanks Jerry.

I have come to that exact conclusion.

It's like cooking. Sometimes it is best to resist adding that extra teaspoon of salt.

Appreciate the common sense advice.

Tony