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Jim Ed

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I have been tweaking my home theater alot lately, after finding this site. It is great. Which leads me to the next question. Should I change the crossover settings on the Sony to match the response range of the N24's? Currently it sounds good, however I think I am missing alot of range between the 225Hz and whatever the LFE point on the PB12. Is there a hard and fast rule?

I also picked up the Avia DVD at lunch, will this help me in determing the settings?

Thanks
 

Phil Iturralde

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The N24 usable lower frequency is @ -3 dB = 89Hz per Sound & Vision benchmark.
Since I'm not familiar with your Sony, let me outline what I do.
My Yamaha RX-V995 has a fixed crossover @ 90 Hz, so since I cannot disable the crossover in my AudioSource SW15 sub, I just dialed the crossover control to its MAX setting - basically taking out the AudioSource crossover and letting the Yamaha do its job!! Works great!!! :)
Hope this helps,
Phil
 

John Garcia

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Where did 225Hz come from? I would say you want to have the crossover come in at 100Hz or less, especially with bookshelf speakers, even if they extend below 100Hz.

Having a gap is not good.
 

Jim Ed

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Thanks for all the advice, I brought them down to 100hz last night. What a difference in sound. I am not sure why they are set at 225 from the factory.
 

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