Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval?

Posted by Mark [IP: 193.128.102.3] on October 25, 1999 at 03:24:43
Using Mozilla/4.7 [en] (WinNT; I):

I am adding a pair of B&W DM602 for side speakers (my KEF Q10's move to the rear) and I was wondering why Lexicon only has crossovers at 40, 80 and 120 Hz?
My B&W's are 50 Hz, my KEF Q10's 60 Hz and the Center Model 100 90 Hz. This all means that I'm missing a lot of low which is unnecessary IMHO. Lexicon, why not make the crossovers in steps of 10 Hz?

Thanks,
-- Mark

Follow Ups:

• Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Dylan 13:17:51 10/25/99 (0)
• Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Shawn Fogg 10:47:03 10/25/99 (9)
  • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Mark 10:05:23 10/26/99 (2)
    • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Shawn Fogg 11:14:04 10/26/99 (1)
      • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Mark 11:26:24 10/26/99 (0)
  • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Chuck Swindoll, Jr. 00:19:18 10/26/99 (1)
    • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Shawn Fogg 10:44:11 10/26/99 (0)
  • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Andre Yew 13:34:07 10/25/99 (3)
    • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Chris Vachon 13:41:47 10/25/99 (2)
      • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Andre Yew 12:13:51 10/26/99 (0)
      • Lexicon: why no crossovers at 10 Hz Interval? - Chuck Swindoll, Jr. 23:58:13 10/25/99 (0)

Return to the new SMR Forums Menu

Design & HTML © SMR Home Theatre, Images © SMR Home Theatre cannot be reproduced without permission.  The images on this page are digitally watermarked.  New forum messages should be posted into SMR Forums v2 - http://www.smr-forums.com/

	The Web   SMR Archive