Does the TSi400 have a 2-way, 3-way or 4-way crossover ?
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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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Yes, either 2 or 3 sets. I believe there is a set for sub's and a built in crossover.
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The answer is probably yes. You would use one master and 5 slave (auxiliary) switches to do this. You would need 3-conductor plus ground cable between all the switches so you can keep the ground, neutral, and traveler in parallel with the master and one more black wire (load or hot) if needed, to get the load or hot from one switch box to another so the master switch has both the load and hot black wires attached to it. A 3-way or 4-way has the black load wire at one end and the black hot wire at the other; the 4-way switch (or multiples in a 6-way setup) wouldn't have the load or hot wire in that box - it would usually have a black, red, and ground going each direction to another 3-way and/or 4-way switch. I think the instructions show a 4-way setup.
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They have crossovers already, just wire them like the manual says, enable your high pass filter (or not) and your good to go.
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Nope. These newer routers can autosense straight line vs. crossover automatically, so you don't have to worry about that anymore. If you buy another model that still has the crossover port, it will be clearly marked, and usually has a switch, but those are becoming ancient history.
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I didn't use the unit in that way so I couldn't say... what I can tell you is I like the one I got.works great and is a good built 4-way unit... works for me... Hope maybe this helps...
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There is no access to the crossover. This is a very low budget piece of equipment. it's a low budget speaker in a box. The terminals aren't even decent.
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No, there are 2 stereo outs. Because stereo = 2 channels (left and right) it is listed as 4 channel output. You need 8 channel output so that you would have 4 stereo channels. There are very few audio interfaces that support 4 stereo outputs. You need something like a Native Instruments Traktor Scratch A10.
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No, it's just two connections per speaker just like any most car speakers. The crossover is inside the dongle.
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Nope it has a built in one. Now you can use a 6 channel EQ with a crossover if you want. I am using just the Kenwood amp and it sounds fine to me but I do have a Kenwood head unit also so they work well together. The amp has inputs for front, rear and subwoofer, with a limited crossover built in. I personally find no reason to have an extra crossover for it.
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Yes, should be fine for crossover or send to receive cables..its a great unit..
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Yes this comes with a crossover, however not the one pictured. It is a "cheaper" looking one, but they perform great. Huge improvement over oem speakers in my Honda Ridgeline.
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Hey Michael, they didn't come with crossovers. On the system I ran, there wasn't a need for a crossover. Also, these speakers dont come with tweeters.
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Yes and no, you can set up up as a 3 or more way switch but you need a insteon switch or keypad at each location. You can not use the insteon switch with a standard switch in a 3 way configuration.
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Yes for 2-way, no for 3-way and up, and no sli bridge but that should be with your mobo anyway.
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This switch is a single pole application only. Honeywell does have a three way version. I don't know the model but it's in Amazons offerings.
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Hi Ranney, There is no control marked "crossover" but the four controls are: !. Volume control2. Low-pass filter control - infinitely adjustable from 45 Hz to 150Hz (maybe crossover?)3. Phase switch - with two positions, 0 deg. (in phase) 180 deg. (maximum out of phase)4. Power switch - On, Auto, Standby, positions. I hope that helps!