Hi, In my speaker I have a woofer that can play low frequency down to 50Hz, will I hear with this crossover low frequencies, less then 800Hz ?
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Yes, this three way will send between 1Hz-800Hz to the Woofer, 801Hz-5kHz to the mid, and 5kHz and up to the tweeter (very roughly). But yes, anything under 800hz will go to the woofer (including 50hz)
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Sorry, I don't know what crossover means. I plug these into my smartTV or laptop (using the headphone jack). Sorry I couldn't help more. I like logitech speakers better btw. They have better bass. I have a set of those in another room.
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Because of the lower frequency cutoff compared to a woofer, works as a subwoofer but with the right crossover it can work as a woofer as well
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not an audio expert but my installer explained to me that the closer it is to the speaker the better. If it were to be further away the line could pick up or in some ways change the frequencies that are flowing to the speakers, thus making the crossover pointless. basically the closer it is to the speaker the more pure the correct freq range will be... this is just what i remember from a few months ago, i could be in left field with this
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Based on the most technical of measurement tools, ie. SPL meter on my phone and frequency stepper on YouTube, I estimate right on 50Hz. Possibly as low as 45Hz but unlikely. I'll get back to you with a better idea in a few weeks when the sub arrives. Edit: after a long wait the sub arrived. It seems the optimum crossover for a sub is roughly 50hz. If you are looking for the crossover between the 8" subs and the horn tweeters then the answer is 2000hz.
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Set to high because you wired through the high from your head unit. The crossover switch is for how you want your output from the amp to be, "high,mid,low" if your running the amp to your normal speakers in the doors then you want to either be on mid or high whichever one makes your speakers sound the best. It's more of preference with the two. Also make sure your gain is down all the way when you first test speaker sound , with radio turned up to just below distortion accures then slowly turn gain up until slight distortion is heard then turn down until it goes away and then your set and will now know the loudest radio volume setting too.
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You might want to consider adding a sub-woofer, as these are good for mid to high end frequencies but not very good with the low-end.
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Dear John--Perhaps I guessed wrong. If the sub-woofer hums when you touch the RCA plug on the end of the cable, it is indeed an amplified sub-woofer. I share your expectation that the sub-woofer should work when the RCA plug is plugged into the STR-DH800 subwoofer output. All I can think of is to double check the Speaker Pattern setting of the STR-DH800 as described on Pages 20 and 47 of the Operating Instructions--if the selection isn't X/X.1, the sub-woofer will not be enabled. Good luck!Bill
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No crossovers on them it's the mid bass woofer only. It's a nice looking speaker. By the way I bought on amazon and never used them would u want to buy my set I could cut the price a little bit. Please let me know. Thanks I can also ship out tomorrow.
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Even though your mains go down to 48 hz, the general consensus of audiophiles is to set your cross over around 125 hz. This allows your mains to focus on the higher hz, making them more efficient (it takes much more power for low hz) and allowing the sub to do what it does best. YMMV
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In my opinion it depends on how you set the crossover freq. on your receiver for the center channel. I have the Jamo set connected to a 7.2 set up with 3 way sony tower ss-F5000p for the left and right surround and with 2 polk audio subs. The crossover setup on the receiver plays a major part in my setup.
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Is does not have a crossover, it does have a capacitor which will block lows, but you could use your component speakers crossover instead.
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I bought 4 of these for my HK520 and love them. They are great for music and movies but if you like it loud, they will need some help from a subwoofer. If you run them by themselves, make sure you switch the receiver's speaker setting to small speakers. If not, you will damage them because they can't handle low frequencies. I set my crossover at 100hz and they sound pretty good. Hope that helps.
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These speakers have a great frequency range. They should do ok. To get strong midrange, you really need multiple small woofers(like these) I would suggest using this pair in conjunction with your current pair to get a stronger midrange frequency boost. Especially with a "very strong sub". Or purchasing towers with multiple small drivers. Just a suggestion. On a side note, speaker position in relation to seating position is very important, more so for 2 channel listening. Room acoustics are also a huge factor. Perhaps repositioning your speakers would help with this issue? Food for thought.... Happy listening ☺ These speakers have a great frequency range. They should do ok. To get strong midrange, you really need multiple small woofers(like these) I would suggest using this pair in conjunction with your current pair to get a stronger midrange frequency boost. Especially with a "very strong sub". Or purchasing towers with multiple small drivers. Just a suggestion. On a side note, speaker position in relation to seating position is very important, more so for 2 channel listening. Room acoustics are also a huge factor. Perhaps repositioning your speakers would help with this issue?... » Read More These speakers have a great frequency range. They should do ok. To get strong midrange, you really need multiple small woofers(like these) I would suggest using this pair in conjunction with your current pair to get a stronger midrange frequency boost. Especially with a "very strong sub". Or purchasing towers with multiple small drivers. Just a suggestion. On a side note, speaker position in relation to seating position is very important, more so for 2 channel listening. Room acoustics are also a huge factor. Perhaps repositioning your speakers would help with this issue? Food for thought.... Happy listening ☺ « Show Less
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Short answer is yes. The signal goes out of both the high and low outputs together. I tried it. It worked but I realized to get enough volume to the sub to make it sound good, you were distorting the power to the speakers. They were also really drowned out by the sub. My recommendation and what I ended up doing was to get a 4 channel amp, bridging two channels for the sub and using the other two channels for the speakers. With the amp crossovers, you can really dial in the sound and get the best bang out is the sub. Good luck.
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yes it will work, but you will not get the full effect of the sub. the concern should be with the amp's ohms that is being pushed threw the crossover. speakers only use what they are given. you will know it is working when the sound is clear. be sure that you have your polarities correct. at low volume it will sound clear and powerful, at higher volume keep it in the range where it sound clear,( this will keep it safe) . because it is clear it may be louder than you think. ...PS. if you want good compression have a shallow box for the woof, and for low resenence base have a deep box. i recommend having both for full effect, and use pine for the boxes yes it will work, but you will not get the full effect of the sub. the concern should be with the amp's ohms that is being pushed threw the crossover. speakers only use what they are given. you will know it is working when the sound is clear. be sure that you have your polarities correct. at low volume it will sound clear and powerful, at higher volume keep it in the range where it sound clear,( this will keep it safe) . because it is clear it may be louder than you think. ...PS. if you want good compression have a shallow box for the woof, and for low resenence base have a deep box. i... » Read More yes it will work, but you will not get the full effect of the sub. the concern should be with the amp's ohms that is being pushed threw the crossover. speakers only use what they are given. you will know it is working when the sound is clear. be sure that you have your polarities correct. at low volume it will sound clear and powerful, at higher volume keep it in the range where it sound clear,( this will keep it safe) . because it is clear it may be louder than you think. ...PS. if you want good compression have a shallow box for the woof, and for low resenence base have a deep box. i recommend having both for full effect, and use pine for the boxes « Show Less
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I would let the sub handle a good portion of the lows. THX settings are 80hz, so I figure that's a good crossover point.