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JohnSmith · 03-05-2004, 10:05 AM

Thanks for the info. These are the speakers.
http://www.ruark.net/products/Contemporary/etude.shtml

How much would a high quality, high pass filter cost? Would I connect it to the speaker cable to between the LF terminals and poweramp? Why's it called it a high pass filter- I would think calling it a Low Pass filter would make more sense?

I'm sending the speakers full-range (stereo integrated amp) passively bi-amped.

I assume if you use ported standmount/bookshelf speakers at normal listening levels then you wouldn't need one of these?- you would only need one of you notice parping/distortion/port noise.

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JohnSmith Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Local Time: 02:33 AM Local Date: 12-05-2008 Posts: 536	Thanks for the info. These are the speakers. http://www.ruark.net/products/Contemporary/etude.shtml How much would a high quality, high pass filter cost? Would I connect it to the speaker cable to between the LF terminals and poweramp? Why's it called it a high pass filter- I would think calling it a Low Pass filter would make more sense? I'm sending the speakers full-range (stereo integrated amp) passively bi-amped. I assume if you use ported standmount/bookshelf speakers at normal listening levels then you wouldn't need one of these?- you would only need one of you notice parping/distortion/port noise.