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I will do in it in english now, then I can explain it better.
I want the following:
My compo has to to play from 70 hz and higher, above the HPF it is run on the passive filter, so
Compo: HPF 70 hz no LPF
Kick must be in bandpass active
Kicks: HPF 70 Hz LPF about 200 HZ
This means I only need 2 channels from the X1
Is this possible with the X1?
Or what can it do what come's close?
I can buy a complete system, P1-X1-T1-C1 with all cables and manuals, so I wass interested if this is an option
I want the following:
My compo has to to play from 70 hz and higher, above the HPF it is run on the passive filter, so
Compo: HPF 70 hz no LPF
Kick must be in bandpass active
Kicks: HPF 70 Hz LPF about 200 HZ
This means I only need 2 channels from the X1
Is this possible with the X1?
Or what can it do what come's close?
I can buy a complete system, P1-X1-T1-C1 with all cables and manuals, so I wass interested if this is an option
Second option I have is:
Run the compo active, and the kicks on an other amp.
This will mean that i must have
Tweet: LPF from 2000 hz or higher
Front kick: HPF of 50 - 70 and LPF of 2000 or higher,
Rear kick: HPF 50 - 70 and LPF round 200 hz
I like the Old Sony stuff, so it will be fine to have it in the car, if it will match my filter needs
Run the compo active, and the kicks on an other amp.
This will mean that i must have
Tweet: LPF from 2000 hz or higher
Front kick: HPF of 50 - 70 and LPF of 2000 or higher,
Rear kick: HPF 50 - 70 and LPF round 200 hz
I like the Old Sony stuff, so it will be fine to have it in the car, if it will match my filter needs
Fred
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I didn't find any information in the manual, concerning the crossover-frequencies and their range.
Tonight i might test them out for the 4-way configuration that i use.
3-way settings differ from that.
I think i have an old magazine where i can have a look at, but it will take some time to find it.
In general, i don't think that you can configure it the way you like.
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You wrote:
I want the following:
My compo has to to play from 70 hz and higher, above the HPF it is run on the passive filter, so
Compo: HPF 70 hz no LPF *** not possible, always a bandpass (from 78Hz to about 500Hz)
Kick must be in bandpass active
Kicks: HPF 70 Hz LPF about 200 HZ *** not possible, see above!
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As i see it, you want a 3-way configuration where the crossover points are somewhat different.
But it is impossible to overlap the frequency range of the different bands.
In my configuration i use the subwoofer-band up to 78Hz.
My kickbasses range from 78Hz to ~500Hz.
Mids are from 500Hz to 5kHz.
Tweeters range from 5kHz to their limit.
Tonight i might test them out for the 4-way configuration that i use.
3-way settings differ from that.
I think i have an old magazine where i can have a look at, but it will take some time to find it.
In general, i don't think that you can configure it the way you like.
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You wrote:
I want the following:
My compo has to to play from 70 hz and higher, above the HPF it is run on the passive filter, so
Compo: HPF 70 hz no LPF *** not possible, always a bandpass (from 78Hz to about 500Hz)
Kick must be in bandpass active
Kicks: HPF 70 Hz LPF about 200 HZ *** not possible, see above!
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As i see it, you want a 3-way configuration where the crossover points are somewhat different.
But it is impossible to overlap the frequency range of the different bands.
In my configuration i use the subwoofer-band up to 78Hz.
My kickbasses range from 78Hz to ~500Hz.
Mids are from 500Hz to 5kHz.
Tweeters range from 5kHz to their limit.
Hello Fred,
On internet the X1 manual is availble, but I look to it as well, but also couldn't find if it is possible.
What I couldn't find wass if the crossovers could be set to OFF.
I mean with the most units if you set the slope to 0 you get a pass on the frequency.
Do you now if that is possible?
Or is it a fixed slop of 70db, and you can't change it to something else?
On internet the X1 manual is availble, but I look to it as well, but also couldn't find if it is possible.
What I couldn't find wass if the crossovers could be set to OFF.
I mean with the most units if you set the slope to 0 you get a pass on the frequency.
Do you now if that is possible?
Or is it a fixed slop of 70db, and you can't change it to something else?
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