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In Reply to: Re: Question about bass management and crossovers posted by Perplexed on August 19, 2000 at 16:36:25:
I used a Paradigm X-30 and found it to be quite useful. Using one to it's full capability generally requires a separate amp. That way you could send a full signal to the X-30, high-pass it at 50, 80 or 120Hz (in your case, 50Hz might work) to the amp driving you main speakers, and set an appropriate low-pass crossover for the sub.There is another way that might work for you. It is described by another poster here at AA:
http://www.VideoAsylum.com/ht/messages/2114.html
You might note that I responded to this thread and eventually tried the technique described in the post. I had reasonable success with it. I ended up with external amps, which was a better solution for me, so I no longer am applying this technique.
Michael
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