Subwoofer Choice - Advice Needed
Subwoofer Choice - Advice Needed Posted on: 24.04.2013 by Lindsy Toben Hello,I have been enjoying my Yamaha DXR15s for the 7 months and love them. They do have enough bass for most applications. However, I want to add a sub - just one for now. I know the DXRs are ideally matched with their twin DXS subs, but I want to venture out and try a different brand sub. It was recommended that I get a sub that has a high pass crossover setting to help filter out the low end. I was believeing of the getting the Cerwin-Vega CVA-121X, which has the HPF. Can you recommend other brands around $1000 or less? BTW, my mixer is a Denon MC6000. It has no dedicated sub-out, but I believe I can use the Unbalanced Master Out sockets, or the Booth Out sockets if the sub has its own crossover. Thanks again - Oyiwaa. Edit / Delete Edit Post Quick reply to this message Reply Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Multi-Quote This Message | |
| Harley Zitka 25.04.2013 |
Originally Posted by Oyiwaa
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| Lindsy Toben 24.04.2013 | Hello, I have been enjoying my Yamaha DXR15s for the 7 months and love them. They do have enough bass for most applications. However, I want to add a sub - just one for now. I know the DXRs are ideally matched with their twin DXS subs, but I want to venture out and try a different brand sub. It was recommended that I get a sub that has a high pass crossover setting to help filter out the low end. I was believeing of the getting the Cerwin-Vega CVA-121X, which has the HPF. Can you recommend other brands around $1000 or less? BTW, my mixer is a Denon MC6000. It has no dedicated sub-out, but I believe I can use the Unbalanced Master Out sockets, or the Booth Out sockets if the sub has its own crossover. Thanks again - Oyiwaa. Edit / Delete Edit Post Quick reply to this message Reply Reply With Quote Reply With Quote Multi-Quote This Message |
| Harley Zitka 25.04.2013 |
Originally Posted by Oyiwaa
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| Leanne Meythaler 25.04.2013 | Yorkville LS-800P is what I have been using for 10 years. Reliable, extremely powerful, highly recommended. |
| Lindsy Toben 25.04.2013 | Thanks very much ... does it then mean that any sub would do, or I have to look for those that offer LowPass filter settings? thx .. Oyiwaa |
| Harley Zitka 24.04.2013 | Also, by looking up your Yamaha DXR15 speakers... you don't need a high-pass crossover since they have a built-in 100 or 120Hz crossover. |
| Harley Zitka 24.04.2013 | Well, if you are using a sub with a high-pass crossover, you will run your main outputs to the sub and then connect the active tops to the sub's high-pass output. |
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