Post by thezone on Mar 3, 2016 15:43:04 GMT -5
Hi all,
I am about to get an XMC-1 and I have a 3.3 set up that I would like some help with. I have only mains and a center (Dynaudio Contours) and three subs (2 x M&K 12's and 1 x 8 Jamo). At the moment I am running a Rotel RSP 1570 pro which doesn't have any room correction abilities and I have set the crossover point to 100hz. I am running the sub out through a tube filter type amp with a built in 35hz high pass filter leaving me with a 35-100hz mono signal which I run into a 3 way active cross over. I then feed one 12" sub with 35-60hz, one 12" sub with 60-80hz and the 8" gets 80-100hz. Once calibrated (and this takes some time) the lower end is awesome, tight and punchy with lots of headroom.
My question is, how can I use the room calibration either using Dirac or manually in XMC-1 to address my 3.3 set up? Would the 3 way crossover complicate things?
Thanks
I am about to get an XMC-1 and I have a 3.3 set up that I would like some help with. I have only mains and a center (Dynaudio Contours) and three subs (2 x M&K 12's and 1 x 8 Jamo). At the moment I am running a Rotel RSP 1570 pro which doesn't have any room correction abilities and I have set the crossover point to 100hz. I am running the sub out through a tube filter type amp with a built in 35hz high pass filter leaving me with a 35-100hz mono signal which I run into a 3 way active cross over. I then feed one 12" sub with 35-60hz, one 12" sub with 60-80hz and the 8" gets 80-100hz. Once calibrated (and this takes some time) the lower end is awesome, tight and punchy with lots of headroom.
My question is, how can I use the room calibration either using Dirac or manually in XMC-1 to address my 3.3 set up? Would the 3 way crossover complicate things?
Thanks
