opusarlo
Active Member
MiniDSP setup:
Inputs:
1 = Left from C28
2 = Right from C28
Outputs:
1 = Left to MC 2100
2 = Right to MC 2100
3 = Left to MC 2155
4 = Right to MC 2155
MC 2100 will feed the mids and highs in my Snell B speakers
MC 2155 will feed the woofers in my Snell B speakers
question 1:
Do I need to create a digital crossover point for the MC 2100/mids and highs in the Snells or am I just fine sending full signal and trusting the Snell passive crossovers?
Question 2:
If I am playing 80 Hz on down through a different amp and speakers, what is a good crossover point for the MC 2155/woofers in the Snells? Is it appropriate to chop off all signal from 80 Hz on down or is this something I should do through the digital PEQ?
These are just starting points, but I wanted to make sure I at least started off on the right foot. Thanks.
Inputs:
1 = Left from C28
2 = Right from C28
Outputs:
1 = Left to MC 2100
2 = Right to MC 2100
3 = Left to MC 2155
4 = Right to MC 2155
MC 2100 will feed the mids and highs in my Snell B speakers
MC 2155 will feed the woofers in my Snell B speakers
question 1:
Do I need to create a digital crossover point for the MC 2100/mids and highs in the Snells or am I just fine sending full signal and trusting the Snell passive crossovers?
Question 2:
If I am playing 80 Hz on down through a different amp and speakers, what is a good crossover point for the MC 2155/woofers in the Snells? Is it appropriate to chop off all signal from 80 Hz on down or is this something I should do through the digital PEQ?
These are just starting points, but I wanted to make sure I at least started off on the right foot. Thanks.