ChrisBee
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- Mar 4, 2004
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Hi,
New member, first post. Great forum.
I have a PCi 16-46 :b on order to replace my two big home-built passive coupled cavity subwoofers.
I am primarily interested in music and watch films on satellite TV and VHS with stereo sound.
Rather than investing in DVD & multi-channel AV I'd like to maximise my music listening pleasure for the moment. Though no doubt the arrival of the big SVS will quickly have me window-shopping for a DVD player. (I'm looking already! )
But enough about me:
Q: Is there a loss of sound quality if the high level (filtered) connections are used on an active SVS? Or should every effort be made to use a low-level connection? I'm using floorstanders with a 40Hz roll-off point with a British pre/power stereo amp. But with no low level connections.
I can only obtain low level connections if I invest in a dedicated power supply by the same manufacturer at high cost. Is anybody using an SVS with high level connections who can advise me on how it sounds on music please?
Thanks
Chris Bee
New member, first post. Great forum.
I have a PCi 16-46 :b on order to replace my two big home-built passive coupled cavity subwoofers.
I am primarily interested in music and watch films on satellite TV and VHS with stereo sound.
Rather than investing in DVD & multi-channel AV I'd like to maximise my music listening pleasure for the moment. Though no doubt the arrival of the big SVS will quickly have me window-shopping for a DVD player. (I'm looking already! )
But enough about me:
Q: Is there a loss of sound quality if the high level (filtered) connections are used on an active SVS? Or should every effort be made to use a low-level connection? I'm using floorstanders with a 40Hz roll-off point with a British pre/power stereo amp. But with no low level connections.
I can only obtain low level connections if I invest in a dedicated power supply by the same manufacturer at high cost. Is anybody using an SVS with high level connections who can advise me on how it sounds on music please?
Thanks
Chris Bee