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<blockquote data-quote="alphakenny1" data-source="post: 2992378" data-attributes="member: 561605"><p>as i said, didn&#039;t mean limited but not as flexible as the h701 combo.&nbsp; the lowest you can hp your midrange is 200hz, while all outputs of except for the tweeter output can go all the way down to 20hz.&nbsp; also the highest crossover slope the drz9255 can go is 18db/oct while h701 can go up to 30db/oct.&nbsp; i have almost all my crossover settings set at 24db/oct.&nbsp; you might think its all that big of a deal, but to me it actually is.&nbsp; having flexbility is probably most important to me.&nbsp; also the h701 has a better option as far as eq goes.&nbsp; 31 band l/r eq + 10 band graphic eq on sub or an option of 7 band peq l/r.&nbsp; while drz9255 just has a 5 band peq.&nbsp; plus the let&#039;s say you get a w200/h701 combo you can run digital signal to your processor which will almost ensure a noise free system.&nbsp; the drz9255, you will have to run analog and possibly run into some noise issues.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="alphakenny1, post: 2992378, member: 561605"] as i said, didn't mean limited but not as flexible as the h701 combo. the lowest you can hp your midrange is 200hz, while all outputs of except for the tweeter output can go all the way down to 20hz. also the highest crossover slope the drz9255 can go is 18db/oct while h701 can go up to 30db/oct. i have almost all my crossover settings set at 24db/oct. you might think its all that big of a deal, but to me it actually is. having flexbility is probably most important to me. also the h701 has a better option as far as eq goes. 31 band l/r eq + 10 band graphic eq on sub or an option of 7 band peq l/r. while drz9255 just has a 5 band peq. plus the let's say you get a w200/h701 combo you can run digital signal to your processor which will almost ensure a noise free system. the drz9255, you will have to run analog and possibly run into some noise issues. [/QUOTE]

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