[Anthony A.]

im looking to better equip my klipsch kl-650 thx lcr speakers. they contain 2 6" midbass drivers that are tight, but hardly potent. i've been messing with my system for some time to try and get the best combination of deep, low bass and tight, midbass slam. after a lot of testing, i have come to the conclusion that setting the crossover to around 150hz is amazing when it comes to punch. but, since so much signal is going through the sub, the mains tend to sound less dynamic and vocals are a bit lost over all the bass. but the impact is jawdropping. so i want to get some subs specifically to play from 80hz to 150hz. these will basically be an extension of my mains. so what components do i need to achieve this (other than the subs), how do i hook it all up, and what settings for each sub need to be set?

 

[Anthony A.]

okay did a litte more research and found a few "midbass" subs.

http://www.danleysoundlabs.com/pdf/o...ec%20Sheet.pdf

http://www.hsuresearch.com/products/mbm-12.pdf


im thinking i may need a high pass filter such as the dcx2496, but im still unsure as to how to set the avr crossover to 80hz, and yet still send out 80-150hz out to the midbass subs. perhaps there is a way using speaker cable connections directly to the lcr's?

 

[hometheatergeek]

Check post 33 on this page. It describes how to intergrate a MBM with a subwoofer.