https://www.soundstagenetwork.com/measurements/silverline_sonatina_iii/
Your mains start to lose output at just 100Hz anechoic (they are also decently v-shaped, unless you listen at low levels).
So yeah, all speakers should be set to Small and the crossover set to where they fall off in room (60Hz-80Hz for your mains). For those of you that do measurements, this would be the -6dB point in-room when playing a loud test signal.
You don’t want both speakers and sub playing, as they will have various phase cancelations across the shared frequency range. This should be done if you truly have immense localization problems and don’t care about the phase cancelations.
Your mains start to lose output at just 100Hz anechoic (they are also decently v-shaped, unless you listen at low levels).
So yeah, all speakers should be set to Small and the crossover set to where they fall off in room (60Hz-80Hz for your mains). For those of you that do measurements, this would be the -6dB point in-room when playing a loud test signal.
You don’t want both speakers and sub playing, as they will have various phase cancelations across the shared frequency range. This should be done if you truly have immense localization problems and don’t care about the phase cancelations.