Thanks for all the replies!
Abrahavt - how would I use the ICBM? just use it for the sub?
Radiob - do you use the x-30 for the sub only, and run the mains full range? I'd like to avoid any unnecessary processing on the mains if possible.
Aroc - your technique is exactly what I was thinking. Is it better to run the mains full range and augment the lower registers with the sub, or to cross both over?
As far as outputs; I am getting an AVM30, and I don't think it has secondary outputs; so I'd be stuck with speaker level inputs. How is this done? Attach another 2 wires to one of the speakers binding posts, and run it to the sub?
Beatlebum - I knew the bp1503 would be too "boomy" when i finished designing it; the alignment has a mid-q, around .7-.8 IIRC; I think it's better now to use it for HT and get a smaller for music.
I was looking specifically at the ufw-10. Here are the specs:
Other Features: One-band parametric EQ (freq, bandwidth, and level), continously (infinitely) variable phase, gain, and crossover adjustments (40Hz - 150Hz), crossover disable option, LFE summed R/L RCA input, balanced mono XLR input, auto-on / standby mode.
Thanks for all the responses! Sorry to keep asking newbie questions!
Abrahavt - how would I use the ICBM? just use it for the sub?
Radiob - do you use the x-30 for the sub only, and run the mains full range? I'd like to avoid any unnecessary processing on the mains if possible.
Aroc - your technique is exactly what I was thinking. Is it better to run the mains full range and augment the lower registers with the sub, or to cross both over?
As far as outputs; I am getting an AVM30, and I don't think it has secondary outputs; so I'd be stuck with speaker level inputs. How is this done? Attach another 2 wires to one of the speakers binding posts, and run it to the sub?
Beatlebum - I knew the bp1503 would be too "boomy" when i finished designing it; the alignment has a mid-q, around .7-.8 IIRC; I think it's better now to use it for HT and get a smaller for music.
I was looking specifically at the ufw-10. Here are the specs:
Other Features: One-band parametric EQ (freq, bandwidth, and level), continously (infinitely) variable phase, gain, and crossover adjustments (40Hz - 150Hz), crossover disable option, LFE summed R/L RCA input, balanced mono XLR input, auto-on / standby mode.
Thanks for all the responses! Sorry to keep asking newbie questions!