Internal noise test problem

Posted by Will Mecklenburg [IP: 165.236.189.201] on August 01, 1999 at 02:01:05
Using Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.01; Windows 98):

In Reply to: Internal noise test problem posted by Andre Yew on July 31, 1999 at 20:41:22:

Andre, thanks for the input. I like loud tight bass and am concerned that running the 3.3. full range with a lot of amp will cause stress in my midrange at high volume HT listening. I agree that I have to be concerned about the X-over issue, however, I am trying to avoid this by turning the sub x-over setting to off. Int his manner I am sending a 80Hz and up to the fronts and the rest goes to sub where the 3.3. X-over does it's job. I must admit that I am confused over all the bass settings and their relationship with the 3.3 X-over; however, I still do not understand why the internal noise test results in such low (~60DB) response on SPL for Sub. I read in past posts of the possibility of a phase problem??? Do you have a sub with your 3.3's? I have always been pretty happy with just the 3.3's.

Follow Ups:

• Internal noise test problem - Andre Yew 17:44:41 08/02/99 (1)
  • Internal noise test problem - Will Mecklenburg 18:10:39 08/02/99 (0)

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