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Room Correction/Crossover

I am considering going to an active satellite/sub scheme. The subs would be active. I am absolutely sold on room and frequency/phase correction, so that's a necessity. Basically, I do not wish to give up 1) my amp (VAC Phi Beta 110i), 2) the DAC (Berkeley Alpha), or, most importantly, 3) my vinyl. The obvious choice, at least when it comes to room correction and digital crossover, is the DEQX HDP-3. Lyngdorf would also be a possibility, but it's unclear to me whether their products provide crossover capabilities.
So, my questions are, first, can anyone clear up that last bit regarding Lyngdorf, and second, do you have alternative suggestions? I would have a very strong preference for a one box solution. Thanks in advance.
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fly_fish_nz
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I own the Lyngdorf TDAI 2200 and can confirm that at least some of the Lyngdorf products allow users to choose among many crossover types and to choose the specific crossover frequency. I'm not sure though which of their several products have this functionality, but would think it is covered in the product descriptions on their site.

As a side note, I was wary of, but am impressed with the AD conversion that is an option on the TDAI 2200. The amp itself is wonderful as well.

Depending on how you address the crossover issue, D-Speaker's Anti Mode 8033 is a cost effective way to address time and frequency problems below 140 Hz (not sure about that cutoff but somewhere in that area).
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