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<blockquote data-quote="bikinpunk" data-source="post: 2714881" data-attributes="member: 568114"><p>I went active on my rainbows. With all the r&amp;d they went through and a crossover setting at (I believe 3.8khz). I set the range from 63-2.8khz on my active setup and can tell a much bigger difference than before. The speakers really have more "warmth" to them. Hard to describe, but it is definitely an audible difference.</p><p></p><p>I decided to go active for numerous reasons, future active setup ability being the largest. Now I won't have to worry about buying component sets or passive x-overs. My choices are larger now that I can pick &amp; choose tweets, &amp; mids to fit my needs/desires.</p><p></p><p>Another plus is that you're not limited all the time to the tuning. If you have a song that you want to change crossover frequencies on you can go ahead and do it. Control from up front &gt; minimal control from the amp.</p><p></p><p>If you can, go active. If you need or want to upgrade your speakers you can, and you won't be limited to choice.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bikinpunk, post: 2714881, member: 568114"] I went active on my rainbows. With all the r&d they went through and a crossover setting at (I believe 3.8khz). I set the range from 63-2.8khz on my active setup and can tell a much bigger difference than before. The speakers really have more "warmth" to them. Hard to describe, but it is definitely an audible difference. I decided to go active for numerous reasons, future active setup ability being the largest. Now I won't have to worry about buying component sets or passive x-overs. My choices are larger now that I can pick & choose tweets, & mids to fit my needs/desires. Another plus is that you're not limited all the time to the tuning. If you have a song that you want to change crossover frequencies on you can go ahead and do it. Control from up front > minimal control from the amp. If you can, go active. If you need or want to upgrade your speakers you can, and you won't be limited to choice. [/QUOTE]
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