Klipsch RF7 ii + SVS PB2000

[derrickdj1]

18 minutes ago, Kevin S said:

Thanks for the reply. I was actually asking about your system and your graphs. When your RF7's are set to large, no signal is being sent to your subs, hence reduced bass output in the RF7 set to large graph. Correct? Not really anything to do with phase or cancellation? Just curious.

When I do a FR, the subs and mains are playing.  So, the graph is not just the RF 7's alone.  For further discussion of Bass Management a separate thread should be started in the subwoofer forum to not derail the OP main topic.

[fuzzydog]

For what it's worth, I set all of my speakers to small with the crossover at 80hz.

 

Nice McIntosh gear btw.

[mhbernheim]

For what it's worth, I set all of my speakers to small with the crossover at 80hz.







 







Nice McIntosh gear btw.

Thanks m8

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[bone]

I AGREE WITH DERRICKDJ. HES SPOT ON. LET THE SUBS DO THE WORK.....

 

[mhbernheim]

I set the xover on the rf7 ii's at 60 and found that to be the sweet spot, at 80 it sounds like.the sub cant keep.up

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[Rich_Guy]

2 hours ago, mhbernheim said:

I set the xover on the rf7 ii's at 60 and found that to be the sweet spot, at 80 it sounds like.the sub cant keep.up

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Yes 60 hz should be a good spot for the RF7 ii's,

 

80 hz is too high for these as they produce excellent bass and it will sound far better to let the RF7 ii go lower.