[apilon]

Hi

Do i need to set the lpf on the minidsp if i am going to let my AVR set the Sub crossover to 120 hz ?? or do i bybass it or setit up to a higher value like 1000


Alain

 

[Wayne A. Pflughaupt]

No need for two LPFs, so if you’re using the one in your AVR, then bypass it in the miniDSP.

Regards,
Wayne

 

[Wooderson]

I like to use an LPF an octave or two above the AVR's cutoff freq. I don't have much noise, but I do have a little due to satellite dish signal wire inducing ground loops (I use an isolator to get rid of most of it). The extra LPF in the MiniDSP cuts it all out.

 

[nathan_h]

Was goin to start a new topic. BUt maybe is the place to ask:

Why do the minidsp REW instuctions say, when setting up a calibration file in REW to tell REW it's not for a subwoofer?

 

[Wolke]

Hello,
when I measuring with REW, I get very high values like -23,3 dB for the EQ Filters
The MiniDSP can only -16dB is that correct???

So I change the value from the Target level 10 dB higher and now I get -15 dB for the EQ Filters, is this OK??

 

[bjc]

+-6db generally I think? That's some crazy power required otherwise if boosting the signal....