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I will hook up the BDF on the pre-out (main L+R) NOT the sub-out because the receiver does´nt activate the sub-out in Direct Source which sounds so much better.
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You will have to use a Y-splitter so as not to pass your mains signal through the BFD (which would have a negative effect)
Then you will have to create a crossover for the sub with the BFD filters before doing any equalizing.
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So, this make me not be able to adjust the input signal to the BDF? How will it affect by doing like this?
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The signal level going to the BFD will be the same as going to your mains amplifier. It would be nice to have a bit of trim control there, but nothing you can do about that.
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The bass information are as you know very "up and down" in velocity depending on the source... Do you think it can work? Receiver-->Preamp-->BDF-->Active Sub
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So your idea is to use a passive pre-amp (basically an attenuator) to lower the signal level feeding the BFD if it's too high? Why not just turn the sub up and down? Is it a matter of convenience?
brucek