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jbl 4412a vs jbl lsr32 .

I em looking for speaker whit woofer sound from 4412a and tweeter / midrange sound from lsr32.  I cant listen to two pairs at the same time i think, so if i have to choice lsr32 is winner - but the bass in memory from 4412a affect listening. Solution if the is one ???
bodzio
roberjerman
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You don't need a four-figure audiophile-approved crossover. Crown makes good ones! In fact, the new Crown XLS amps come with built-in crossovers. You can buy two XLS1502 amps for $399 each and have your amps/crossovers for your biamp system.They are excellent amps and if they cost $3999 audiophiles would love them!
roberjerman
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With my recommendations you can have the bass of the 4312's and the midrange/treble of the LSR32's!
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roxy54
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Brilliant...
roberjerman
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One amp for the bass (4312) and one amp for the mid/treble (LSR32). This is how pro sound - reinforcement is done. You can have unlimited headroom! For your set up I'd buy the two Crown amps with built-in crossovers if you don't already have amps on hand.
bodzio OP
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Thank you for advice. LSR32 are biamp , so for quick test i will use yamaha m80 amp 330 wpc 4 omh whit C60 preamp to woofer and Audire Crescendo amp120 wpc 4 omh whit Adcom GFP-565 preamp. This i can do tomorrow. Than i have JBL l100t3 so i thinking to use those for low and LSR32 for mid/tweeter as suggested . Hmm. Going to shop for Crown XLS now. Thank you again. 
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