Is the crossover frequency adjustable on these units? If not, at what frequency is the input signal filtered?
1398403
Hey there...I bought these and was gonna install them on my door speakers but found out they're more for like subs or low frequencies. I haven't honestly even touched them since, I'll probably put them in at some point but also been told to just use my adjustment tools for frequencies in my pioneer deck...
1184343
No the crossover is seperate, but my 4 channel amp has a crossover so I just tuned them with that. To be honest if your amp has 1 buying 1 is a waste of money, and there very very loud, mean as hell haha
1446170
No, I used my fingers to adjust the frequency. It defaults to 88.1 FM, when you unplug it, so one has to reenter the frequency each time. A pain, but the sound and price is good.
2230270
One set is for normal setups and the second is for "Bi-amping". This is where you have a separate power source (amplifier) for low-end and another power source (amplifier) for the mid-range and high-end frequencies. The crossover is the frequency in the music spectrum where one amp's duty ends and the other's begins. The X-over (cross-over) for this set of speakers is passive and not active. In the latter setup, you can change the frequency where a source amp stops and the other begins. All of this is supposed to deliver a 'PURER' sound, more pristine. Some single amps deliver great bass, but have trouble with mid and high-end freqs. (they clip). Other amps are great for mid and high freqs. It is nothing more than division of labor. Audio purists will have active electronic x-overs and separate amps for low, mid, and high range freqs. They also have a lot of money to burn.
581102
Set the crossover on amp to HPF (high pass filter) and dial crossover to about 120hz
2049936
No. The tweeters operate at different frequencies than the mid range driver. These frequencies are separated by what's called a passive crossover.
1661480
there does not appear to be a frequency adjustment button. however, it may be hidden in the software idk. my other keyboard that is a logitech has that feature so mine do not conflict. i would think they would have different frequencies like rc cars, but if you get the same ones you would be most likely screwed.
1305344
You can put an ohm meter across the leads and check ,but with crossover attached its not going to amke a differance .The inpedance will be very high and not make a differance on the overal inpedance.The ohms will be important in calculating the crossover .
209753
the phase control is going to change your bass sound, as you're playing your sub switch it in your hear the difference. the crossover I would set it between 60 and 80 if you have larger speakers,
1837591
Nope, no adjustment on the frequency. A better option is the wifi controlled version. You can connect multiple boxes to your local network and control them all from one app.
2147262
As far as I read thru the information that came with the unit, you can change the frequency of one of the units so they don't interfere with each other.
665126
No adjustment on the converter that I'm aware of. Mine setup works great - however my setup precludes me from knowing if output signal strengths are low. I ran a FO cable from the TV through this converter into my stereo and from the stereo to speakers. So my stereo amp would mask any 'low' signal level. Since I do not have to turn up the volume on my stereo I suspect that the converter's output it good.(stereo volume level 3 out of 10 is more than enough).
1679436
wow, I am not 100% sure if they use the same frequency, as I only have the one. sorry
209755
What's the frequency response of the mains? You will likely see the need to adjust the sub's high end slightly above the low end of the mains, using a cable into the l/r input jacks. Or you could use the crossovers in the receiver, set the speakers to small, crossover wherever you think the low end drops off on the mains... usually 10 hz above the listed specs. Then connect the sub the the lfe input, that bypasses the crossover in the sub.
826282
If the sub or your head doesn't specify a crossover built in them then you should use a crossover. I'd suggest an inline crossover like this http://www.amazon.com/FMOD-Inline-Crossover-Pair-Pass/dp/B00EZXWWHW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1392864302&sr;=8-3&keywords;=inline+crossover
2215190
Yes. The black tab on the right of the unit pictured flips from vertical to horizontal in order to switch filtered/not.
393319
Not sure what your asking, default level is whatever input level you select..I have found running them at 12 o'clock on all knobs and crossover around 80-100hz paired with our subs. When we need more low end I have turned crossover to 50HZ and just rolled off a little of the low EQ.