phils_wicked
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Merry Christmas all!
I'm currently running a basic 3.0 setup using 3 B&W M1 satellites upfront while we wait to move house. Last night I was watching The Return of the Jedi - DTS-MA.
The sats are (were) set as being large with no subwoofer. During an explosion over the Sarlacc pit, the center channel distorted, producing a crackling sound. Am I likely to be right to assume that this happened because a full range signal was being pumped into a small speaker?
I have set the sats to small and set a crossover point at 80Hz. Replaying the same scene again produced no distortion and a good clear sound.
I think I've just answered my own question here but, was i right in thinking the full range signal into a titchy speaker caused the problem?
p.s I dont think I've damaged anything......luckily.
I'm currently running a basic 3.0 setup using 3 B&W M1 satellites upfront while we wait to move house. Last night I was watching The Return of the Jedi - DTS-MA.
The sats are (were) set as being large with no subwoofer. During an explosion over the Sarlacc pit, the center channel distorted, producing a crackling sound. Am I likely to be right to assume that this happened because a full range signal was being pumped into a small speaker?
I have set the sats to small and set a crossover point at 80Hz. Replaying the same scene again produced no distortion and a good clear sound.
I think I've just answered my own question here but, was i right in thinking the full range signal into a titchy speaker caused the problem?
p.s I dont think I've damaged anything......luckily.