[superedge88]

I am trying to find a good amplifier option (preferably pro audio) that has a built in subsonic filter in the 20 hertz region (variable would be great) I am trying to keep things simple in my setup and don't want to buy a separate crossover. I am trying to protect my Tuba HT from ultra low frequencies that Audyssey seems to boost. I am asking a lot of my Tuba HT (large area room that opens to large basement) and want to make sure that I am protecting the driver. If this has already been covered before I apologize, but I didn't find much at all by doing searches.

 

[cookieattk]

u wont find one.

 

[Jay1]

Behringer inuke DSP amps have fully adjustable filters down to 20hz.

 

[cookieattk]



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Originally Posted by Jay1  /t/1417952/adjustable-subsonic-filter-20-hertz-built-into-pro-amplifier#post_22176023


Behringer inuke DSP amps have fully adjustable filters down to 20hz.

yeh thought he said sub20 hz

 

[Jay1]



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Originally Posted by superedge88  /t/1417952/adjustable-subsonic-filter-20-hertz-built-into-pro-amplifier#post_22175992


I am trying to find a good amplifier option (preferably pro audio) that has a built in subsonic filter in the 20 hertz region (variable would be great) I am trying to keep things simple in my setup and don't want to buy a separate crossover. I am trying to protect my Tuba HT from ultra low frequencies that Audyssey seems to boost. I am asking a lot of my Tuba HT (large area room that opens to large basement) and want to make sure that I am protecting the driver. If this has already been covered before I apologize, but I didn't find much at all by doing searches.

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Originally Posted by cookieattk  /t/1417952/adjustable-subsonic-filter-20-hertz-built-into-pro-amplifier#post_22176030


yeh thought he said sub20 hz

 

[LTD02]

there are also ways of combining filters in order to push down the effective crossover point if that is really necessary.


for the tht, i'd probably 3rd order cross it at around 25hz.

 

[superedge88]

Thanks guys! The behringer inuke1000dsp looks like a PERFECT option!

 

[Prmntgen]

Mackie M2600 has an adjustable HPF down to 10 Hz. Unfortunately, 10 Hz is also the "off" position. So it is never really "off." It is a 2nd order HPF.