I have a avr 7000 fro harmon kardon and and have a choice of crossing over at 80, 90 or 100mhz. My speakers right now are Klipsh RB-15's na i have a pioneer chepo powered sub. What should I set my crossover at??
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According to the Klipsch website, the frequency response of your RB15 speakers is 70 - 20kHZ. So I would set your speakers to "small" in your receiver's setup menu, and set the crossover to your sub at 80Hz. Also it is best to use a sound pressure level meter to balance the level of all your speakers including your sub. Radio Shack has a good analog one that I use. :TOriginally posted by Mr.JenningsComment
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