Try the REL's, BUT IN GENERAL, nnooot a good idea to use the crossover in the sub( they are low qual). If you're only using it for music, and you NEED to have a high pass filter, buy a separate crossover, and use one of the RELs to supplement the lower octaves.
Help with sub for music
Hi,
I have a CJ CAV tube integrated and QLN signature II's with external cross-overs.
I want to add a quality sub that will also allow me to run the speaker cables through the sub and cut off the low frequencies from my main speakers, which I'm hoping will lower power demand on the amp, and maybe improve the sound?
I looked at the Sunfire True sub, but they don't appear to have an option to wire main speakers through the sub, for low frequency cut-off?
Does anyone know a good sub that will allow me to do this? Is it a good thing to do in your opinion?
Can anyone recommend a site that explains options on how to connect a sub - the cabling must be some kind of 'Y' connector I'm guessing?
Sorry to have so many questions but this sub thing is driving me nuts. Its for music only, no stomping T-rex's in my house!
Rooze
I have a CJ CAV tube integrated and QLN signature II's with external cross-overs.
I want to add a quality sub that will also allow me to run the speaker cables through the sub and cut off the low frequencies from my main speakers, which I'm hoping will lower power demand on the amp, and maybe improve the sound?
I looked at the Sunfire True sub, but they don't appear to have an option to wire main speakers through the sub, for low frequency cut-off?
Does anyone know a good sub that will allow me to do this? Is it a good thing to do in your opinion?
Can anyone recommend a site that explains options on how to connect a sub - the cabling must be some kind of 'Y' connector I'm guessing?
Sorry to have so many questions but this sub thing is driving me nuts. Its for music only, no stomping T-rex's in my house!
Rooze