does this have seperate crossovers for each speaker set 40hz to 200hz how low does the freq go for the sub i need it to go to 60hz
2027210
Yes it does, you can go to 40hz, I recommend you to download the user manual pdf and go over the details for your requirements.
990819
The true frequency of this subwoofer it 27-150 hertz. The 50-150 hertz is the crossover range for the subwoofer if you are using the normal input. However, if your receiver offers an LFE(low frequency effects) then you do not need to adjust that on the sub. The adjustment will be made on the reciever. In addition, I haven't found a movie or music signal that this sub won't pick up on the low end.
1514623
not an audio expert but my installer explained to me that the closer it is to the speaker the better. If it were to be further away the line could pick up or in some ways change the frequencies that are flowing to the speakers, thus making the crossover pointless. basically the closer it is to the speaker the more pure the correct freq range will be... this is just what i remember from a few months ago, i could be in left field with this
1962245
Bill, I doubt anything "went wrong", but the Yamaha may not deal with potential impedance differences between your main speakers and your sub. Luckily, Yamaha allows you to set up levels for each set of speakers (front, center, back, sub) from within the setup menus. Using the remote, do the following: setup -&gt; speaker -&gt; level -&gt; scroll down to "sub" and raise the level (default is flat (0db)) until you like how it sounds. hope this helps, gfd
2165321
Well, it's not meant to handle the low frequency sounds on it's own, which is why it's only 5 channels. I have mine set up with a BIC 12 inch sub and it rocks the house. By itself though, it still sounds great, hitting a nice range of high and low frequencies. I imagine it would make a great sound bar on it's own, but know that it is just about perfect when coupled with a subwoofer.
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Yes, the internal passive crossovers are set near 2,500 Hz. The tweeter is 6-8 ohms. Simply connect to your amplifiers. Be careful with the spring loaded connectors. The necks on the base connection is weak, so, rotate carefully.The sound quality smooths out after breaking-in about 40-50 hours. I'm also using active crossover's and set the tweeters crossover point higher to about 5K Hz (the midrange is set from 300 to 5000 kHz) That higher setting reduced the tweeters volume slightly while making them sound smoother and sweeter.
1145279
That's hard for me to say. My sub is crossed at 100Hz due to my Polk satellites being ... satellites. It sounds good but you can hear some distortion when playing Royals at higher volumes. You're right, there's tons of bass in her music. I may try this again after I adjust the gain and see what results I get. Overall you can't beat the sub for the price, but it's not going to sound better than a $400 sub. Well, most nicer $400 subs. ;)
1559969
The crossover is low pass, so it would not affect the low end. This is more to do with the characteristics of the woofer.
919010
because subs require lots of power to hear as they are such a low level. I hooked up 2 6.5 subs in doors with 2 jvc 4" Hybrid Full range speakers and sounds great. Back has 2 6 x 8's and 1 8" earthquake sub on other channel using 2 channel pioneer 300 amp with EQ and can put amp on full and radio and no distortion, just loud and clear. It did take a long time adjusting crossovers and speaker levels but sounds like i spent about 2000.00 and spent about 400.00 plus install acc.s at about 75.00
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yes it will work, but you will not get the full effect of the sub. the concern should be with the amp's ohms that is being pushed threw the crossover. speakers only use what they are given. you will know it is working when the sound is clear. be sure that you have your polarities correct. at low volume it will sound clear and powerful, at higher volume keep it in the range where it sound clear,( this will keep it safe) . because it is clear it may be louder than you think. ...PS. if you want good compression have a shallow box for the woof, and for low resenence base have a deep box. i recommend having both for full effect, and use pine for the boxes yes it will work, but you will not get the full effect of the sub. the concern should be with the amp's ohms that is being pushed threw the crossover. speakers only use what they are given. you will know it is working when the sound is clear. be sure that you have your polarities correct. at low volume it will sound clear and powerful, at higher volume keep it in the range where it sound clear,( this will keep it safe) . because it is clear it may be louder than you think. ...PS. if you want good compression have a shallow box for the woof, and for low resenence base have a deep box. i... » Read More yes it will work, but you will not get the full effect of the sub. the concern should be with the amp's ohms that is being pushed threw the crossover. speakers only use what they are given. you will know it is working when the sound is clear. be sure that you have your polarities correct. at low volume it will sound clear and powerful, at higher volume keep it in the range where it sound clear,( this will keep it safe) . because it is clear it may be louder than you think. ...PS. if you want good compression have a shallow box for the woof, and for low resenence base have a deep box. i recommend having both for full effect, and use pine for the boxes « Show Less
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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!
2127656
No, you need 3 way speakers for that 2 ways such as this are just designed for highs and mids, your subs take care of the bass, everything 80hz and below
1286625
60hz-20kHz is a wider range then 130hz-20khz. I wouldn't run these any lower then 100hz though. These are great for surround sound speakers but not for full range. The lower frequencies are there but much better when paired to a subwoofer.
881029
No crossovers on them it's the mid bass woofer only. It's a nice looking speaker. By the way I bought on amazon and never used them would u want to buy my set I could cut the price a little bit. Please let me know. Thanks I can also ship out tomorrow.
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No has three frequency settings; punch for music, depth for movies and flat for bypass. Also has separate volume knob just in case your receiver does not have sub volume knob. Best sub I have ever owned. With its flexibility in settings only user can over power any setup by choice. Be careful once you purchase klipsch products you may want to purchase more due to their good sound which is not bad but pricey.
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i sold this sub. incredibly awesome sub. and i kinda had your problem. you have to fine tune the sub with your receiver. distance settings, double bass setting if you have it. basically have your receiver get all the bass to go to the sub and amplify the sub through the receiver as well. if your not using a receiver, then your doing it wrong bro. otherwise just mess around with the settings on BOTH sub and receiver to find the perfect sound.
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No I don't have any crossover installed for mine. As far as the amp, I have an old fosgate 200.2 running them. I think they sound great. Very loud and clean