Powernode 2, crossover subwoofer

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Emiel Muller

• 13. Februar 2020 14:22

Hi 

Is the reasoning below correct or is there something I'am missing?

If I use (from a Powernode 2) the analog output subwoofer and choose the audiomenu option "Subwoofer" the crossover for the Speakers is set to 80herz and the output to the Subwoofer isn't affected. So on the subwoofer itself I have to set the "low pass freq" also on 80herz. The result is that the speakers and the subwoofer merge at 80herz.

I've tested it and my ears told me it sounds ok but maybe there is also a crossover in the output to the Subwoofer or something else I've missed.

Kind Regards 

Emiel

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  Wesley P.

  • 13. Februar 2020 19:40

  Hello Emiel,
  
  The BluOS app only has one option for the crossover from the SUBW OUT of Bluesound players called "Select attached speakers". This option can be found in the Audio settings of the player through the BluOS app by going to Settings > Player > Audio. By setting this option to With Subwoofer, your player will apply an 80Hz crossover to the speakers. By setting it to Without Subwoofer, your speakers will continue to get full-range audio with no crossover applied.

  With that being said, this setting will not affect the actual output to the Subwoofer and will continue to provide frequencies below 80Hz through the SUBW OUT no matter which option is selected.

  As for settings on the subwoofer, I can not say for certain as this would vary depending on the make and model of the subwoofer you are using. However, if you are using a Pulse Subwoofer, the top rubber panel can be removed to reveal a dial to manually adjust the crossover received by the Subwoofer. By adjusting this dial you can manually adjust the subwoofer's crossover to be less than 80Hz if desired.

  Regards,
  Wesley P.
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  Emiel Muller

  • 17. Februar 2020 10:08

  Hi Wesley

  THX for the clear answer

  Emiel

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