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Craig I hope you are going to start a new thread for the up coming tests; this poor thread is sooo long now I doubt anyone would have time to read it all, before retirement. Looking forward to reading your up coming informative posts, on some class subs.

Kurt, Welcome to the threads by Craig, most if not all are like this :D

Congratulations Craig... Very well written and articulate review.

Sorry Craig... last post on the subject in your thread(Well I hope so anyway) Frank Check out some of the great reading on the DCX2496 over at DIYforums, here is one particular thread, although there are several. DIYForum DCX2496 Here is another thread with great photos of the...

Sorry Craig for hijacking your thread :b Frank 1) Pro gear operates at nom +4dB where as consumer gear at nom -10dB, I was using mine fine from the LFE out of my pre/pro, only trouble is when you increase the gain on the input you must attenuate the output somehow, both of these are easy...

Frank... I get the feeling that my posts are a bit of a waste these days, several members haven't bothered responding to PM's, and others well... Maybe I need a shower, or could be bad breath :) Anyway, if you have a PC at home you can download the software for the unit I mentioned on the...

Hi Frank, If you want to play with band/low/high pass filters for your subs, the Behringer DCX2496 is not a bad little toy, it can control 6 individual subs at one time. Also has a lot of other smarts as well. A couple of negatives are requires pro level signals for best performance...

Craig just add you, Ed, Brian & Jack to the mix and my god what a cocktail of talent. :emoji_thumbsup:

Sorry about that Frank, I didn't know your transmission voltages, whereas down under we use 11KV, 22KV etc.

Frank... Stop procrastinating; you work in the industry, get some 11KV into the house, then you won't have to worry about voltage drop :D

Thanks Mark for that information. I have been using shelving filters in the past, which of course don't give any protection, but do limit the amount of signal and slope below 20Hz; I guess this only works based on the levels that are seen at 20Hz. Will give those Bessel filters a try...

Now your talking Dave...