Poll: Where do you crossover your sub?

[Erukian]

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[psg]

I usually run front KHorns as large and rarely small/40 Hz. The

surround La Scala at 60 Hz and the center heresy at 80 Hz. What

should I answer then?

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[sunburnwilly]

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[thxsubwoofers]

I put my crossover about 80hz.

[kenratboy]

80 Hz. for me.

Sometimes I play around for music and have a 80 Hz. X-over on the subwoofer and 40 Hz. on my F3's, adds some nice bass []

[Speedball]

I voted # 80

With a 2.1 channel setup my svs cylinder is usually around 80 give or take 20 depending on the music. Generally for movies I crank up the gain really high and cut back on the crossover so I get those big suprising bass scenes.

[nicholtl]

100Hz for me. I feel my SVS PB2+ is more capable of delivering upper-frequency bass than the RF-7's can. And setting the crossover to 80Hz is just too too low, and would require too much of the RF-7's.

[Speedball]

100Hz for me. I feel my SVS PB2+ is more capable of delivering upper-frequency bass than the RF-7's can. And setting the crossover to 80Hz is just too too low, and would require too much of the RF-7's.

I can hear exactly what you are talking about, time to go turn it up a couple notches......[]

[VGREEN]

80Hz for me.

[formica]

I usually run front KHorns as large and rarely small/40 Hz. The

surround La Scala at 60 Hz and the center heresy at 80 Hz. What

should I answer then?

I actually run my horns as large and heresy's as small/80Hz as well...

so i went for 80Hz. Many preamps (mine included) do continue to

send a signal to the sub in 2.1 even if the mains are set to large.

[psg]

100Hz for me. I feel my SVS PB2+ is more capable

of delivering upper-frequency bass than the RF-7's can. And setting the

crossover to 80Hz is just too too low, and would require too much of

the RF-7's.

Trade them for bookshelf speakers then! [6]

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[BobbyT]

80 and run the RF7s large

[mark1101]

LaScala 2 Ch System / 60 Hz.

[InnovaZero]

My Alpine setup in my car is crossed at 80hz (high and low pass), and my Pionner CS-R700/Sunfire Sig HT setup is at 50hz.

[sfogg]

I'd have to double check but I think the L/C/Rs are high passed at 70hz fourth order and the L/R sub is low passed forth order at 70hz too.

The sides/rears are fourth order at 80 or 90hz I believe.

LFE sub is run wide open.

Shawn

[Petrol]

I run my RB-35s as small & cross over @ 80Hz...

my biggest bass related problem seems to be the my windows, which get to rattling & buzzing far to easy. All this from an old Klipsch SW-10.

I guess my next Big $$$ mod will have to be new double pane Anderson Fibrex, LOL

BTW,

100Hz for me. I feel my SVS PB2+ is more capable of delivering upper-frequency bass than the RF-7's can. And setting the crossover to 80Hz is just too too low, and would require too much of the RF-7's.

Trade them for bookshelf speakers then! [6]

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I'll be willing to swap my RB-35s plus shipping cost both ways . . .

[TheEAR]

This mean very little,each system is a little bit unique due to room acoustics and there is no such thing as an ideal crossover point.With very large mains in a largers room and a big sub,the crossover should be no higher than 40Hz ,this was there is NO way in hell anyone will know where the deepest bass comes from.

With mid-sized mains 60-80Hz should be fine.And very small sats a crossover of 80Hz or more is someimes a must.

My main system is crossed over at 40Hz(Dynaudio Contour 3.3 mains),my secondary Klipsch system at 60Hz(RF7's front and back). Its all about letting the mains work down and extract all the goodness without taxing them too much when demanding deep bass kicks in.

[psypathic]

you should try custom crossovers from DEANG and ask for more bass from the RF-7.

[skibum]

I run my RB-35`s from 80 hz up set as small. sub is rw-12