Crossover Settings

[Prestonnnn]

I have a 2.1 setup and my front speakers have built in sub woofers that go down to 30hz, but my sub's crossover only goes down to 80hz. Should I just settle with 80hz and should I set my speakers as large or small.
Thanks!

 

[lovinthehd]

Why a new thread with no specifics? Your speakers don't have meaningful woofers let alone subs. They're KLH M365Ts with an Acoustics Research S112 sub, AVR is an old HK AVR 65.

 

[TheWarrior]

Setting your speakers to large means that they will play a full range signal. If they have built in subs, I'd start with large, and use your ears to determine the best sub crossover.

 

[markw]

I'm pretty sure this subject has been flogged to death already in this thread, which you started about than an hour before this one.

https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/2-1-setup.104142/

You can't expect instant responses from these sites. We're not paid to sit by the phones just waiting for your questions.

 

[Dan Madden]

I'm not sure why you have a separate sub when you already have towers with built in subs unless you believe your sub goes lower than the sub's in your main speakers? With a 2.1 system like that. I'd run the speakers full range and if your amp/receiver has a LF output on it, I would send the sub that signal at a 60hz crossover.