Whatever your trying to do seems a bit insane and completely convoluted. What does the subs cutoff have to do with your main speakers/rear? Sounds very radio shackish to me...maybe a Bose all in one setup would be best for you? Your not bleeding your mains off of the sub are you via speaker cables? Sub crossovers are mostly scrap so don't destroy your signal...use pre out for sub or a dedicated sub out!
Using Krell rca & bal outputs for the same channel
Why would I do that?
My sub has a highpass filter above 65hz. The dedicated sub channel can have info above that. So how can I get the missing freqs above 65hz. I can get a second sub but I’d rather not.
Since Krell’s RCA & balanced outputs are active at the same time, I can send the sub channel to another speaker using a Y cable to get the missing info. I’m thinking if I must use a Y cable and overtax a speaker with sub info, I’d send it to a rear speaker.
Does anyone know if using both outputs will affect the sound? The manual says that both outputs are active but to connect using only one. Will there be impedance issues? I also have an Audyssey EQ between the PrePro and the amp, so I would use the Y cable from sub and one of the rear to the EQ’s rear channel which will turn the analog signal into digital for EQing and back to analog for the amp.
My sub has a highpass filter above 65hz. The dedicated sub channel can have info above that. So how can I get the missing freqs above 65hz. I can get a second sub but I’d rather not.
Since Krell’s RCA & balanced outputs are active at the same time, I can send the sub channel to another speaker using a Y cable to get the missing info. I’m thinking if I must use a Y cable and overtax a speaker with sub info, I’d send it to a rear speaker.
Does anyone know if using both outputs will affect the sound? The manual says that both outputs are active but to connect using only one. Will there be impedance issues? I also have an Audyssey EQ between the PrePro and the amp, so I would use the Y cable from sub and one of the rear to the EQ’s rear channel which will turn the analog signal into digital for EQing and back to analog for the amp.
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