which way is better to run this sub? LFE or NORMAL
1956675
Short answer: LFE. Use normal only if you're hooking it up to a source that doesn't have a dedicated LFE output.Longer: As per the manual, if your receiver has Dolby or DTS and an LFE or subwoofer out, connect to the left input and set the switch to "LFE". If your receiver does not have Dolby or DTS, but does have a subwoofer out, use "normal".
1956676
It stands for low frequency. I think it's a deeper sound. I get more bass from my system.
1956677
LFE. It stands for low frequency. I think it's a deeper sound. I get more bass from my system.
1956678
Good question. Running it LFE is easier if you have an LFE output on your receiver. If you run it LFE, the manual cross-over dial is not used. If does seem to cross-over better at lower volumes than my previous sub.
1079447
Andrew, I'm not sure. I immediately returned it because it was visibly to shallow for my sub.
889786
Difficult to say for sure, but your instruction manual should explain the wiring connections. Check the manual for the new name, "LFE", sub woofer is the old term...good luck.
256904
Depends on the watts of the subs. Personally, I would go with something current. Do some research and try to get the most outta your subs. They push my cheepo 12s nice.
227047
whatever you like really. the speakers are really flat which is really good for mixing but if you like big boom a sub wont hurt. just have to learn your setup so your mixes dont come out bass heavy or lacking in bass
2061336
depends on what temp you use. on high a few hours, on low all day. needs to be chatged daily.
764945
Either, depending on the OS. It works equally awful if you use MS Office. Use Open Office and it actually runs well.
1730603
I wouldn't run that amp wide open, the sub might not last long at 900 watts continuously. Keep her at 60-70% and you'll be ok, and the sub will last you much longer
773744
manyfacturer specs say 5cfm@90ps. my Setup is 9cfm@90. which is apparently not enough for this wench... but that's just my experience with it may be fine for u
583049
No advantage. It's personal preference, your set up my favor one style over the other.
1460963
the bass in "normal" mode is deep but balanced. there's also an deep bass mode which is off the charts, especially for music. you can add a sub, but i don't see a need for it.
1507342
I prefer EVs. I think the quality is better and the range of the speakers. I use 2 15 and no sub for my events. My sound goes crazy.
198074
I'd go with medium if I were you. The low might cause contact to be made, and the high will just be too high.
1572106
Either one is for work and take the impact away from your feet. You should good with either one.
1196555
Hi Pat, the specs on the sub claim 32-150 Hz response in LFE mode. But the location in the room and the standing wave produced by thus sub will determine your experience at various locations in the room. The sub comes with a low pass filter (45-150 Hz) and phase controls so you can experiment. Finally when I run the speaker calibration mode of my Onyko, I am not sure what final adjustments are made to the speakers by the amp. Hope this helps. In any event the sub "sounds good".
1271778
Two subs is definitely not a waste of money depending on your room. If you have nulls and voids a dual sub setup could help fix that.
841767
1. This is a forum for questions. 2.Your directions do not apply to this model and are therefor useless. 3.I suggest you take a class in remedial English.