BruceD
Screenwriter
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Do you think the new Cirrus DSP's Triple Xover option provides a better integration of multiple speakers than one xover frequency for all speakers?
I think having the option to implement the best xover for a particular speaker, taking into account it's rolloff characteristics, is better than the same All-in-One xover for all speakers. My experience with custom electronic crossovers for my mains and sub leads me to believe this may be true.
I think it depends on the speakers, but for those of us without identical speakers for every channel, I think it may provide a better solution.
As an example:
Mains xover @60Hz
Center xover @100Hz
Surrounds xover @80Hz
I think having the option to implement the best xover for a particular speaker, taking into account it's rolloff characteristics, is better than the same All-in-One xover for all speakers. My experience with custom electronic crossovers for my mains and sub leads me to believe this may be true.
I think it depends on the speakers, but for those of us without identical speakers for every channel, I think it may provide a better solution.
As an example:
Mains xover @60Hz
Center xover @100Hz
Surrounds xover @80Hz