I read a thread regading LFE+Main settings on Denon. As now I am going to turn this specifically to a rel sub, I thought of starting a new thread....
Many people argue that low level connection and hi level connection on Rel do not work simultaneously. What if with speakers set to large and Denon AVR set to LFE+MAIN. If crossover in sub is set to 27Hz, this would feed sub with frequencies below 27Hz from main speakers via Hi level connection and frequencies below say 60Hz(depending on crossover set in AVR) via LFE from main speakers to sub. So my question: Are frequencies below 27Hz boosted more due to two inputs? Or maybe the circuitry inside the sub filters one out?
Another curiosity that I would like to know is if both left and right surround speakers send a 40Hz signal via LFE, to the sub, will it sound the same if just one speaker sent the signal? My point is does the LFE filters on its own similar signals from different speakers to amplify just one?
Thanks
Many people argue that low level connection and hi level connection on Rel do not work simultaneously. What if with speakers set to large and Denon AVR set to LFE+MAIN. If crossover in sub is set to 27Hz, this would feed sub with frequencies below 27Hz from main speakers via Hi level connection and frequencies below say 60Hz(depending on crossover set in AVR) via LFE from main speakers to sub. So my question: Are frequencies below 27Hz boosted more due to two inputs? Or maybe the circuitry inside the sub filters one out?
Another curiosity that I would like to know is if both left and right surround speakers send a 40Hz signal via LFE, to the sub, will it sound the same if just one speaker sent the signal? My point is does the LFE filters on its own similar signals from different speakers to amplify just one?
Thanks