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In Reply to: Subwoofers low vs. high level inputs posted by dgavrile on October 9, 2001 at 01:46:22:
This is a tough answer given the information. What components are you using? Do you use the sub for music?
When you use the high level inputs to a sub and from sub to speaker you loose the advantave of active bi-amping. If you use the processors crossover your amps are only working with the frequencies crossed over. I think the later is the best unless the processor's crossover is not low enough.
MaxCast
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