CMOwen Posted January 22, 2013 Share Posted January 22, 2013 Is the crossover point digitally controlled or is that a physical crossover (between sub and satellites)? I've had these SP2500s for several days and have been running them constantly to break them in - sound has improved a bit, but there is still a perceivable gap in the audio in the lower end. I mean the audible separation between the subs and satellites is distracting. The sub's range seems to reach a little high - I can quickly pinpoint it as a separate source while listening to any full range material no matter where I place it. Basically under the "coffee table / desk" is my best solution to lower separation, though I can still clearly hear the separation. In the system's current state, I am really starting to regret this purchase. I have little doubt a lower crossover point would solve this. - Could this be done with a firmware update in the near future, or is the x-over point hardware-based? - If it is digitally controlled, perhaps you could have it so that at low to medium volumes the x-over point lowers and at high volumes it goes back to its current state to protect the satellites' woofers. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bassfreak Posted January 23, 2013 Share Posted January 23, 2013 if this is possible it will be great to make software crossover for sub :D for example u set 110 hz and sub play all freq below 110 hz ;): Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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