Howto connect RSP1068/RDV1050?

**aud19** · 16 September 2004, 10:58 Thursday

First of all if you have all your speakers set to large your crossover is doing nothing. I suggest setting them to small (especially if you're setting a 100hz crossover) so that the subwoofer can handle the bass below that point. What speakers are you using? What is the manufacturer's recommended crossover? You may want to lower the crossover to 80hz if your speakers can handle it.

I personally prefer the analog connection for listening to music (CD/DVD-A) from my DVD player. You can use the multi-input for just 2-channel CD listening seen as how you already have it connected anyway and as long as you set up the bass management properly in the player ie: set the speakers full range or "large" in the player they will recieve the full range signal with no crossover to the sub for DVD-A, CD etc.

A good read through your manuals is probably not a bad idea either

Jason

**metallo** · 17 September 2004, 02:53 Friday

Thanks for your answer!

Dont get me wrong, ive read the manual several times, ive read a lot of things on this forum and also tried to understand how bass managment and how other stuff works.

Ive tried what you wrote, set the speakers to small and lowered the sub crossover to 80 hz, it made a radikal improvement! but for even better result i also lowered the crossover to 40 hz for the front speakers... that means that i now am playing with a 40 hz overlap between the sub and the fronts? or should i set the fronts to large? or will it disable the output to the sub then?

I dont know what the manufacturer recommend for crossover, i have a set of AAD S-series speakers (www.aadsound.com) S-7, S-3C, S-1 and S-160.

But i dont like the idea of the dvd-player handling the DAC... or using the analog bypass... its much more cheaper the the pre-pro... but i shall take the time to compare...

/Daniel

**aud19** · 17 September 2004, 14:39 Friday

If all your speakers are set to small the crossover will send any bass below that, in the main channels, to the sub instead, they're will be little or no overlapping. I'm not familiar with your speakers but if they can play well down to 40hZ and your amplifire can give them enough power to do so cleanly, then great

As a nice middle ground you may want to try 60Hz to leave a bit more amp power available for your mids and highs...

As for using the players DAC's try both (analog and digital connection to your 1068 ). You may be surprised which you prefer but at least you'll know which of the two sounds best in your system. Besides you have to listen to DVD-A over analog connections anyways.

Jason

Howto connect RSP1068/RDV1050?

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