Q: Bass Management (Sub w/ M80s) - 01/23/17 03:26 PM
Hi Folks,
Rather than reinvent the wheel - hoping someone can give me a good Bass Management starting point. I’ve never owned a sub. Not looking to crack the drywall or rattle windows or beat up the neighbors - just want a tight, musical bass extension for my M80 V2s. If I like the effect of the sub, I’ll eventually upgrade to a better unit.
Anyway, hoping you can suggest the appropriate setting (or at least where to start) re Bass Management Switch on my Outlaw receiver. I don’t want to short-change the M80s….
Q: Do I choose: 60-80-100-BP
(We suggest that you use the rear panel Bass Management switch (RP15) rather than your powered sub’s internal crossover. You’ll find the RR 2150’s circuitry exceptionally clean and noise-free compared to similar circuits in most subs.)
Rig:
Klipsh 10” sub (yes, with apologies!):
https://www.amazon.com/KLIPSCH-Front-Fir...ipsch+subwoofer
Axion M80 v2 Speakers:
Outlaw RR2150:
https://www.outlawaudio.com/products/rr2150.html
Thanks,
Steve
Rather than reinvent the wheel - hoping someone can give me a good Bass Management starting point. I’ve never owned a sub. Not looking to crack the drywall or rattle windows or beat up the neighbors - just want a tight, musical bass extension for my M80 V2s. If I like the effect of the sub, I’ll eventually upgrade to a better unit.
Anyway, hoping you can suggest the appropriate setting (or at least where to start) re Bass Management Switch on my Outlaw receiver. I don’t want to short-change the M80s….
Q: Do I choose: 60-80-100-BP
(We suggest that you use the rear panel Bass Management switch (RP15) rather than your powered sub’s internal crossover. You’ll find the RR 2150’s circuitry exceptionally clean and noise-free compared to similar circuits in most subs.)
Rig:
Klipsh 10” sub (yes, with apologies!):
https://www.amazon.com/KLIPSCH-Front-Fir...ipsch+subwoofer
Axion M80 v2 Speakers:
Outlaw RR2150:
https://www.outlawaudio.com/products/rr2150.html
Thanks,
Steve