Does anyone have the x-over point beteen woofer an tweeter???? on a two-way it usually ranges between 2.5 - 4.0khz where does this one crossover??
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No where, don't buy them they are total and complete garbage. (I'm not an expert but when I hooked them up to tweeters, sound was grey, muffled, muggy, almost staticy and volume was much decreased) casings also feel cheap, idk why they bother manufacturering such wastes of time
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I use two Yamaha YST-SW315 powered sub-woofers for front left & right channel with pass through to two JBL Stadium Speakers. Center channel is a JBL Balboa. Surround rear left and right are JBL RM 10 speakers. With the RX-V477 I get fantastic sound for gaming, movies, whatever.
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Yes, this three way will send between 1Hz-800Hz to the Woofer, 801Hz-5kHz to the mid, and 5kHz and up to the tweeter (very roughly). But yes, anything under 800hz will go to the woofer (including 50hz)
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At 600ohm The ZxR has 5.4v (rms) the ZxR line outs have 2V RMS for maximum range. I could get more info if you need. This is some info I've found, might give you an idea. I will be feeding the analog line outs into the Emotiva UPA-700 amplifier. As I understand it, the ZxR line outs have 2V RMS for maximum range. The UPA-700 has 870 mV RMS for maximum volume. I don't want to either overdrive the amplifier or blow my ears out by accidently using maximum volume. Can I use the Speaker Level settings to change the maximum line out voltage? Setting each of the speakers (except the subwoofer which is separate) to -7.3db should do the trick. If that is correct, then 100% volume would match 100% speaker volume. This would be, of course, independent of minor tweaks for room adjustment or of equalization. Am on the right page here or do I need to add a preamp into the picture? -I would imagine that should do the trick, if you wanted you could try putting some resisters in the connections to dampen the output, though I'm not incredibly sure what impedance you would need and what effect it may have on the frequency response, you would want some high quality ones... in my case I just have my computer volume set to 50% and adjust volume via my amp, I know why you need yours the other way round but the concept is pretty much the same, I wouldn't expect you would need the full 0-100% range so I don't think you could ever have it set too high for a long enough amount of time to damage the pre-amps in your UPA-700, just set the amp to a high enough value that you can get a good range in your pc volume while not too high that you pick up interference or loose the ability to go really quiet, and there's usually a point in any sound card that they loose quality after a certain volume (hitting the DAC's clip if you will).
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I am sorry but i am unable to answer your question about sub woofer x-over as i am not useing any subs my tasterun to smooth jazz and classical, subs do not go well with this kind of music.Add to that i am not useing the JVC to set my frequency's i am useing a 7 channel Clarion graphic band eq.$50.00 on amazon much easier to use to adjust as your driving and music changes.
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Don't know about the graph but I really can't remember if they have a crossover....I installed them on my Goldwing in the front...good highs but not so good on the bass....sounded small
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No crossover is needed. Just wire together per instructions and you'll be fine. Fyi the small tweeter is loud.
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Yes, if you know what you are doing. You should not use this speaker, though. This is a level of hardware that requires quite a bit of tuning, and can't be used as a simple replacement. You will need a crossover, and a good high power tweeter to pair this speaker with. This speaker (it's one speaker, not a pair) should only get a 80Hz to 5Khz signal with a 12 dB / octave slope on the high end, and the steepest drop off you can manage on the low end. It's difficult to find tweeters that can handle the same wattage as these. I like to use series wired pairs of infinity 2 ohm tweeters amplified separately (4 ohm load per channel).
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I did not use crossovers, as the focal's did not include their own. Instead I used the high pass filter on my amp and things have sounded great so far. The amp I am using is a Phoenix Gold V754.
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it will depend on the room around the tweeter opening. I installed the crossover in the doors and installed the tweeter in the dash worked fine for me.
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Sorry, I don't know what crossover means. I plug these into my smartTV or laptop (using the headphone jack). Sorry I couldn't help more. I like logitech speakers better btw. They have better bass. I have a set of those in another room.
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Rated 4 ohms -But fine for both! (Has crossover , and tweeters can be easily removed from housing to permanently install in speaker projects) Great super tweeter! Cheers ringo!
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2 way means it is a two way speaker. Meaning 2 drivers to produce sound. A low end woofer + high end tweeter = 2 ways. Hope I helped.
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Polk describes the speakers as being a 4-way tower speaker with three 5-1/4 inch drivers. Arranged in a MTMW configuration suggests the crossover is a 3-way, perhaps they claim a 4-way because it can be connected with a bi-amp capable receiver. I upgraded the xover with a VR3 Mod that replaced the stock components with higher quality ones. The upgrade was well worth it.
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Well it's a stereo system...yes? Then there should be two tweeters. One for the left channel and one for the right. ;)
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Even though your mains go down to 48 hz, the general consensus of audiophiles is to set your cross over around 125 hz. This allows your mains to focus on the higher hz, making them more efficient (it takes much more power for low hz) and allowing the sub to do what it does best. YMMV
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Each speaker is 2 channels - left and right. You can take both channels to each speaker. If you choose not to, then I think one of the tweeters will not be active, probably won't affect the bass.I wired them on my patio with both channels to each. You don't get stereo separation but if you are sitting right under one , you get the full sound.