Attenuating gain

I assume you need gain adjustments post-crossover filtering on the outputs. I don’t see any provision for this in the manual. If this is the case, it’s a major faux pas on the part of miniDSP. All professional-grade crossovers have gain controls on the outputs.

Regards,
Wayne

Wayne A. Pflughaupt said:

I assume you need gain adjustments post-crossover filtering on the outputs. I don’t see any provision for this in the manual. If this is the case, it’s a major faux pas on the part of miniDSP. All analog crossover have gain controls on the outputs.

Regards,
Wayne

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Hi Wayne,
The only gain I saw in the MiniDSP was per channel in the last window. Do you think the XLR attentuators would work...or do you think that will add noise?

tia,
Ron

Are you talking about a passive device? Never used them, but I can’t imagine how they would add noise.

Regards,
Wayne

Wayne A. Pflughaupt said:

Are you talking about a passive device? Never used them, but I can’t imagine how they would add noise.

Regards,
Wayne

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I was thinking about these... http://www.amazon.com/Audiogadgets-...qid=1437936216&sr=1-6&keywords=XLR+attenuator

That looks like what you want. You’ve restored my faith in miniDSP!

Regards,
Wayne

Wayne A. Pflughaupt said:

That looks like what you want. You’ve restored my faith in miniDSP!

Regards,
Wayne

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