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In Reply to: db difference of LFE vs sub hooked via main posted by magman on May 8, 2001 at 16:30:48:
The reason it does not rattle is because the LFE channel (which stands for Low Frequency Effects) is the ONLY channel used for sub-sonic felt effects. Cranking your sub will just cause it to be overdriven and will not have even close to the same effect as using the LFE channel. The LFE channel is designed primarily for those jar to the bone effects when viewing DTS or DD. Not using the LFE, yet having a subwoofer connected to the main speakers does not have the same effect. setting the 5.1 to no sub will automatically defeat any LFE. one thought could be to set the sub to yes and have the x-over set to the minimum it will go, this MAY still send some LFE to the L/R channel if the x-over goes low enough.i still don't quite understand your wiring.... could you elaborate on the use of the sub in your system?
-Sam
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- Re: db difference of LFE vs sub hooked via main - SamM 23:54:26 05/11/01 (7)
- Re: db difference of LFE vs sub hooked via main - magman 15:50:23 05/14/01 (2)
- Re: db difference of LFE vs sub hooked via main - Sam M 02:18:27 05/27/01 (1)
- Re: db difference of LFE vs sub hooked via main - magman 18:23:27 05/27/01 (0)
- Sub=NO, typically re-routes LFE to mains - bstan 13:49:19 05/12/01 (3)
- Re: Sub=NO, typically re-routes LFE to mains - Sam M 02:06:31 05/27/01 (0)
- Re: Sub=NO, typically re-routes LFE to mains - magman 15:20:54 05/14/01 (1)
- Re: Sub=NO, typically re-routes LFE to mains - bstan 11:42:48 05/15/01 (0)
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