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<blockquote data-quote="alphakenny1" data-source="post: 1984349" data-attributes="member: 561605">it&#039;ll do the job but it&#039;ll still have some limitations.&nbsp; you would have to share one set of outputs probably with the midrange and midbass and hence the midrange and midbass path lengths would have to almost the same if you want to achieve a good center image.&nbsp; also you would have to use a combination of the DQX and your amps&#039; on board crossovers to cross them correctly.&nbsp; let&#039;s just say you are going to cross the midbass at 80hz and 500hz @ 12db.&nbsp; then midrange 500hz to 5khz.&nbsp; on the DQX you would set the xover pts on the shared set of rca&#039;s to 80hz @ 12db/oct and 5khz @ 12db/oct.&nbsp; then you would have to go your amps and on your midbass lowpass your @ 500hz.&nbsp; then go to your midrange amp and then highpass at 500hz.&nbsp; see how much of a pain that is?&nbsp; especially if you are going to constantly mess with xover pts.it&#039;ll do the job, but like i said will have limitations.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alphakenny1, post: 1984349, member: 561605"] it'll do the job but it'll still have some limitations. you would have to share one set of outputs probably with the midrange and midbass and hence the midrange and midbass path lengths would have to almost the same if you want to achieve a good center image. also you would have to use a combination of the DQX and your amps' on board crossovers to cross them correctly. let's just say you are going to cross the midbass at 80hz and 500hz @ 12db. then midrange 500hz to 5khz. on the DQX you would set the xover pts on the shared set of rca's to 80hz @ 12db/oct and 5khz @ 12db/oct. then you would have to go your amps and on your midbass lowpass your @ 500hz. then go to your midrange amp and then highpass at 500hz. see how much of a pain that is? especially if you are going to constantly mess with xover pts. it'll do the job, but like i said will have limitations. [/QUOTE]

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