Look to Marchland and Bryston!
They both make outboard XO's.
There is alot of dispute about this,but it is very beneficial once you understand it and what is going on.
Recently there was an article in a mag about it and it's what professionals are going to.
Like I said once you understan it,it is easier to see the Bene's of it.
Monoblocks for each channel and bridging are different .This setup is better and is different than that.Less distortion,crosstalk,more efficient for the amps to drive the speakers.
I will try to explian it again later if you wish.The XO is then connected to the amp .Has nothing to do with how many inputs there are on the preamp.
It will defeat alot of the problems of room synergy because it allow for the XO to be tailored to whatever is best to accomidate the drivers to the room.Thus it is sort of like tone controls ,but better.
Did I explain that so you can understand it?
They both make outboard XO's.
There is alot of dispute about this,but it is very beneficial once you understand it and what is going on.
Recently there was an article in a mag about it and it's what professionals are going to.
Like I said once you understan it,it is easier to see the Bene's of it.
Monoblocks for each channel and bridging are different .This setup is better and is different than that.Less distortion,crosstalk,more efficient for the amps to drive the speakers.
I will try to explian it again later if you wish.The XO is then connected to the amp .Has nothing to do with how many inputs there are on the preamp.
It will defeat alot of the problems of room synergy because it allow for the XO to be tailored to whatever is best to accomidate the drivers to the room.Thus it is sort of like tone controls ,but better.
Did I explain that so you can understand it?