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    Re: Lowering the crossover point.

    Quote Originally Posted by bowtie427ss View Post
    If i might make a suggestion to you VOT, break large bodies of text in your posts up into spaced paragraphs, it makes it much easier for us old farts with failing eyes to read, and more importantly makes it much faster to go back and parse certain parts of the text to be sure we fully understand what you mean.
    Thanks, bowtie. I just went back and edited it/broke it into three paragraphs instead of one huge one and yes, it's a lot easier to read that way.

    Quote Originally Posted by bowtie427ss View Post
    Yes, heaps of sense. I'm one of those geeks who mainly uses EQ in "when all else fails" situations. So, i'm buyin what yer sellin.
    I think that even people who always use EQ and never listen flat would benefit from doing crossover and cabinet mods/experimentation (and subsequent listening evaluations) with a flat (or almost flat if they find flat unbearable!) EQ setting and after finding what sounds the best with their speakers, then use an equalizer/season to taste.....
    Last edited by voice of the theater; August 27th, 2012 at 10:57 AM.
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