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In Reply to: Bose Speakers and Denon Amp! posted by Kurupt on April 22, 2001 at 21:46:44:
If you want to make things simple, get the OUtlaw Audio 1050 receiver. It has an adjustable crossover which will let you select 250Hz, perfect for Bose cubes. You'll have to make sure that your sub is in the front, as close as possible to center because at 250Hz, a sub will surely be directional.Also, you don't want to go any bigger than 10" for the sub because even at 100Hz, most subs are struggling. Still, this is a decent stop-gap measure, and you'll most likely enjoy the Outlaw receiver even after you upgrade the speakers.
Alternatively, you could use the Bose sub as-is, and add the Vleo. on top of that. Still, run the Bose sub/sat combo as "small" and let the Velo. do all the bass, as it is much more equipped to do bass than the Bose sub.
Good luck.
RichardH
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