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George 03-18-2004 10:30 PM

George would like to point out to Tinted that those MTX crossovers do not have subsonic filters in them

George thinks that once again people have proven to Tinted that SPL people do use processors in their systems and he still chooses to argue.

George shakes his head.

Father Yuli 03-18-2004 10:40 PM

so u saying u wouldnt use a subsonic filter in SPL? When u burp 72hz u only want that 72hz and everything above, anything below will hurt your score.

Father Yuli 03-18-2004 10:41 PM

i correct myself, u dont always want everything above, but u definatelly dont want anything below your peak note.

George 03-18-2004 10:44 PM

George is saying that the MTX crossover does not have a subsonic filter in it. George would also like to point out that he does not know of one company out there who makes a subsonic filter that goes past a max of 30 hz. George thinks that if you want to play 72hz and only 72hz then a band pass crossover will work better set at 60-75 hz or even finer crossover points.

Father Yuli 03-18-2004 10:44 PM

crossover is not same thing as subsonic filter???? ok u are matching apples to bannas here my friend. subsonic filtering is/can be one of a crossover functions....crossovers can perform subsonic filtering. subsonic filter is just like the high pass filter but for the subs.

once again: crossover is a device whereas subsonic filtering is a function.

Father Yuli 03-18-2004 10:51 PM

u probably right about the subsonic filter and 30hz. i never gave much thought to that detail. yah u would use crossover points to limit yourself to a particualr hz range. cutting off anything from your lower point down would essentially be the same idea as a subsonic filter. but yah u right on this one.

slow/n\low 03-18-2004 10:54 PM

Tinted I was basically saying they were basic crossovers and they did not have subsonic built in. I guess I should say things step by step, but those x-overs are doing differant funtions than a subsonic filter.

Yes of course a sub sonic is a x-over, but in spl they are not needed.

Father Yuli 03-18-2004 10:57 PM

yah George corrected me, u would use your HPF and LPF xover points.

Dereck Waller 03-18-2004 10:58 PM

Now what I want to know is, why would you need a subsonic filter in the first place? If you just play a 72 hz note, only 72 hz would go to your subs, thus no need for any filtering at all!

George 03-18-2004 11:02 PM

George is happy that Tinted got it.


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