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  • solid
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2007
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    Asw675 Cut Frequency

    hello everybody

    I am trying to make a 2.1 system but I believe that the output frecuency cut is too high

    does any of you know the cut frequency of the ASW675 output?

    is ther any way to change the cut frequency?

    greetings
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    • hifiguymi
      Super Senior Member
      • Mar 2007
      • 1532
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      Are you asking about the the low pass filter - the top end of the subwoofer's range? If so, that is changed on the dial on the back of the sub. You have to have the low pass filter switch set to "IN" before the low pass frequency dial will work. You then choose the low pass frequency based on the capabilities of the other speakers.

      If you are asking about the high pass filter from the line out, you cannot change that. It is set at a fixed point internally (I don't know what the frequency is, you would have to check with B&W for that info) and there is no adjustment for it. I wouldn't use it anyway. I'd just run your speakers full range.

      Eric
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