How to integrate Yamaha NS-SW200 with Revel M16?

[adrhc]

no, Easy Effects is able to use distinct audio transformations on distinct outputs

hm, I might actually be wrong, I’ll have to check it on my HTPC

 

[lovinthehd]

hm, I might actually be wrong, I’ll have to check it on my HTPC

Even if it does, sounds like a pain. To back up a bit, with the sub pre-out in use, what is the particular issue you're trying to get around?

 

[adrhc]

the HPF is the only issue

 

[Eppie]

I wonder if you are perhaps overthinking this. The M16 is a very good speaker and will have a natural roll off below 50Hz. Rather than worrying about having a HPF for the M16, I would simply try and integrate the sub below 60 or 50Hz and see how that sounds. You may find that it is fine that way. If you want measurements to support the integration, you can get a Umik measurement microphone and use REW software. If you have difficulty integrating the sub, then look further into HPFing the M16 to get a higher crossover point.

 

[adrhc]

I wonder if you are perhaps overthinking this. The M16 is a very good speaker and will have a natural roll off below 50Hz. Rather than worrying about having a HPF for the M16, I would simply try and integrate the sub below 60 or 50Hz and see how that sounds. You may find that it is fine that way. If you want measurements to support the integration, you can get a Umik measurement microphone and use REW software. If you have difficulty integrating the sub, then look further into HPFing the M16 to get a higher crossover point.

well, this is the fallback solution

 

[ski2xblack]

well, this is the fallback solution

Given the limits of the sub and integrated amp you've chosen, that's your only option.

 

[lovinthehd]

the HPF is the only issue

With the gear you have, don't see any way to implement that.