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I want to cross the fronts at 40-50hz simply so I'm not hammering on them with deep bass when there is a subwoofer for that, they are plenty capable of producing full range. Speakers take full range since the input is just split between the amps with their volume levels set and the total volume adjusted from the PC.ġ20hz sounds a bit high to be considered non-directional, I thought it was supposed to be below 80hz. It's probably somewhere between 60 and 80hz. The sub amp LPF can be set between anything from 35-300hz. Hopefully this helped somewhat, reply back if you have anymore questions and what not. I just suggested is because it would be pretty simple to mix in the rear channels into the front channels depending what your using and 3.1 is actually somewhat common if you look outside the US or home theater. Thats actually not true the center channel is primarily used for dialog and a proper center channel is optimized for that. Adam how ever recommends 70-75hz for the Sub7 pair correctly with one of their speakers, I happen to have Adam A5X's. This is a professional unit so I assume they did their research and got it right as there is actually a dedicated switch for the filter and mark on the crossover knob.
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I say this because of this excerpt from my Adam Sub7 manual "with a 85 Hz high pass as recommended by Dolby® laboratories for use in surround setups". Your choice of 40 or 50hz seems awfully low especially if your listening to anything done using Dolby. This is something that you encounter when setting up a home theater receiver.
If the speakers a are full range none is sent to the sub unless you enable it but if you set the spears to small or not full range audio below the crossover frequency is sent to the sub and removed from the speakers. The most relevant bit is "Consumer Dolby Digital products that reproduce multichannel sound must combine the LFE channel in the proper acoustic mixing ratio with the bass from the other channels for proper reproduction." From that I get that the LFE is actually mixed into the other channels, mainly FR FL RR RL, and is then effected by the crossover setting.
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LFE is not directly the sub but contains non directional bass only information that is sub 120hz you can read more about it here which is a pdf direct from dolby. It will be far easier for downmix to 2.0 and have the cossover deal with it than trying to mix the 5 to 2 and keeping the LFE. This would only work if the audio passes though the sub first though. If your sub has a crossover you should be fine as it take what ever is below and the speakers what ever is above. I want to cross the fronts above like 40-50hz, and not have to downmix movies to 2.0, then pull out a sub channel from that, because there is other bass on the front speakers that is there for a reason and isn't meant to be sent to a sub. Also my amp is 2 channel, I don't have an identical 3rd speaker, and it'd have to go above or below the screens, which kinda defeats the purpose. Center speakers are for theaters where the left and right speakers are miles away from the center of the screen, and not everyone can sit in a sweet spot and get proper imaging. You mean with left, center and right? I don't like center speakers, properly set up stereo does better. The LFE channel should be able to get straight to the sub. And for movies it's just kinda wrong, they have already mixed the audio as it should be, I don't want to be down mixing it to 2.0 then adding a sub. It's not too bad for music except I can't highpass the fronts at 40hz or 50hz.
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Currently I have the stereo output from my PC split to a 2 channel amp and an actively crossed sub amp.