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i have an epik conquest subwoofer with a low pass filter and a nht controller (pre) with a digital low pass filter. it states in nht's owners manual to always use the controllers digital low pass over the subs low pass filter. my question is if i use the digital low pass filter should i turn the...

sorry for the bump but thanks for the advise. someone once told me it wasnt a good idea as well but never went into detail as to why its not advised

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good idea/bad idea? the reason im asking is because i know the sound stage radius is more dispersed and seems like it would make for a more enveloping listening experience. the speakers in question is the NHT classic 3C

thanks for all the great advise. i ended up buying the nht controller (demo) to compliment the rest of my nht products at a great price on ebay ($1150) my next step is to get their matching amp but i first have to sell my parasound 5125 so if anyone is interested please let me know. selling...

for some reason thats what nht calls their pre-amp processor. i figured that might have been a universal term, i guess not...

for the ammount of money spent on a controller i could easily by a high end receiver with dolby true hd and a blu ray player with dolby true hd. will i still get better sound with a controller w/hdmi 1.3? i know this is all subjectable and opinion based but i live in a area where i am not able...

i have the classic fours and they produce little bass contrary to what the reviews state. however, i have yet to hear them after being hooked up with the x2 crossover which i heard helps out immensely.

is it in my best interest to get rid of parasound amp and cambridge receiver and buy a nht controller and amp? "The term "Sub" gets tossed around a lot. A bi-amped woofer is NOT a sub."-john rice -so if i dont have a sub does jeffs advise still apply? "And as a side note, do you have any...

does this still apply if i already have a powered sub? right now my fours are bi-amped with a cambridge receiver and a parasound 5125 amp. i havent hooked up a crossover yet either. thanks for all your help.

right now i have 2 nht classic fours and am contemplating buying another 2 for the rear because of the low cost. i heard that eventually they are going to master dvds with lower frequency in rear channels. is having 4 passive subwoofers a good idea? would buying a x2 crossover help at all...

since you already have the hsu sub maybe you should look into hsu's new speakers that are getting great reviews and are on home theater magazine's buyers guide

sorry, i typed that wrong, i meant bi amp the classic fours. i havent received the classic three c yet i just purchased it online due to its low price and great reviews. hopefully the 100W from my receiver will be enough to power the 200w center speaker.

current setup: speaker: wharfedale 8.2 (2) nht classic three c (1) subwoofer: earthquake supernova MKIV-10 receiver: cambridge audio 540r (100w x 5.1/85w x 6.1) harman kardon HK3480 (125w x 2) originally i was planning on purchasing a pair of NHT classic 3 & nht classic four and bi...