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Yes, a single sub for my floorstanders crossed over at 70hz both high pass and low pass.

Tomlinmgt, I dont understand what you are trying to accomplish but have you ever try a dbx driverack PA2? Even though this a pro audio equipment, this might be an option for you if you are only trying to do adjustments for the subs and has an app to do any adjustments with a phone or tablet.

If you are familiar with mesaurements, I would suggest using a waterfall plot. It would help better understand what is going on with room standing waves at a particular position. How did you take your measurements?

Hi all. I am deciding to go back to bookshelf speakers but still wanting the same tonal, balance sound as the Vandersteen 2ci. I currrently using an Adcom GFA5500 and a Rotel RC-995 running off a Thinkpad through a Focusrite 2i2. Honestly, there is nothing wrong with the 2ci which I am planning...

The way I adjust phase is using a software I have available call Smaart. Pretty much is a realtime analyzing tool which is a pretty penny but well worth it. It sure a learning process to use.

Very nice!

Spark1, where did you have them high passed? I currently have them high passed at 70hz and it worked perfectly fine in a smaller room.

I am in the process of purchasing a REL Q201E to replace my HSU STF-2 that would be integrate with the Vandersteen 2ci. I know the REL is much older model then the HSU and that this is a sealed model. What are you thought on this sub? Thanks

Sorry to bring the old thread back I have starting to use an inline filter again and I think I am going to leave it in place since it made the upper midbass sound better. I really had a boxy sound due to the room from the bass couplers of the Vandys. With the filter in place, I am attenuating...

Using for late night listening.

Not a living room system but I enjoy the escape.

Do you have the HPF engaged on the mic?

That sounds great audiofreak71! Good job on the Rode mic. I wish I can get an external mic for my recording for my phone.

Thanks for the info. BTW, I do have a Crown I tech 6000 amp and it is great. Obviously not used in my system.

I have been reading alot about oprating class of amplifiers lately. Currently I have an Adcom GFA-5500 but I am in the verge of trying out the Emotiva RPA-1 amplifier. I have read that this amp is ran Class H and that is is dual mono design. Anyone has experience with Class H and how does it sound?

Also, I have read somewhere where the rpa-1 is ran in Class H and that it is a dual mono design. Is this true?

There is a seller near me with a Emotiva RPA-1 amplifier that I am interested in trying out. How is does compare to my Adcom GFA-5500?

Nice system! That first pic makes it look like is further out than what is. Nice illusion

Nice! How do you like the PSB Stratus Gold?

I can hear the difference! You can say the one with the sub on give a more "fuller" sound to it.

The sub does go pretty low but the track I would assume low 40's.

Very nice sounding! Also I can heard you breathing in the beginning of the music lol.

Here is another video of the same track but with the sub on.

I'm glad you are enjoying your 3a sig. I personally have not heard the 3a but I have the 2ci and they are a great sounding speakers. I can only imagine how your 3a sound in that room. They do have a comfortable sound to it which can be listened for hours without fatigue. The 2ci are tricky for...