scooter that is if you use the LFE input can you use the variable crossover, If I recall almost all the DT subs have a fixed 80Hz crossover when using the high pass speaker inputs, from the lowly prosub 600 to the mighty Supercube 1 (not sure on the referance or Trinity but am 90% sure they have fixed crossovers also)
Interesting, because from pg 9 in the manual, it reads word for word like mine, and from the context of hooking up mains from the SW at the high level inputs, they go on to explain about adjusting gain and crossover to taste. I must be not getting it.
Well, from the manual, someone explain how I should understand this:
Setting the Level and Crossover Frequency When Using
the ProSub with ProMonitors
When you have the ProMonitors wired to the speaker level outputs
on your ProSub, the following are our suggestions for starting settings
on your controls. Remember, these are just approximate settings and we
suggest experimenting to determine the best-sounding settings for your
particular set-up.
1. Set the variable low pass crossover control on
the back of the ProSub to approximately 2
o’clock. Please note that the exact frequency
will depend on many factors including specific
positions of the speakers in the room, so you
might experiment with a slightly higher or
lower setting to achieve ideal blending
between the sub and the satellites for your
particular set-up. Listen to a wide variety of
music to determine the correct setting for this
in your system.
2. Set the subwoofer level control to 12 o’clock.
Please note that the exact level depends on
many factors including your room size,
position of the speakers, etc. as well as your
personal listening taste, so you might
experiment with the subwoofer level while
listening to a wide variety of music until you
achieve the ideal setting for your system
