Wire them out of phase, place them close together facing each other, throw a blanket over them and feed them FM. I usually start with low volume for the first day then add a bit of volume
I’m trying out my Dayton PS220-8, I know eventually the harshness on the high end will eventually subside. My question is, ‘how many hours of use will it have to be until it settle down to its optimum performance?’ Currently I have on a makeshift open baffle until it’s final home is completed. Thanks
It'll never completely subside (at least, it hasn't in the pair I've been running in the home theatre every day for a few years now), you'll probably find a notch filter will be required.
How is it with the notch filter?
Everything is a compromise A bit less in-your-face sound from the upper midrange peak, but a bit less lively as a result. Try it both ways, and decide which one YOU like better in YOUR system, that's all that really matters...
Two XLR female to RCA male cables and two XLR male to RCA male cables. If you plan to also use the subwoofer out I believe it takes a single XLR female to RCA male cable. You can look at a rear picture of the 2310 and tell for sure on all this.
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=4785
If you want to use your own cables these XLR to RCA adaptors will also work.
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=XLR+to+RCA+adaptors
I'm using the same baffles I had before. They have a pair of tweeters mounted to them but, I don't have them hooked up. I'll get some pic tomorrow.mark,
are you using them alone or have you added tweeters?
oh, and pics are needed