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<blockquote data-quote="scampo77" data-source="post: 8502699" data-attributes="member: 621679">If I do keep the system passive it will require a ton of more custom fiberglass work so I will have somewhere to put the cross over network. But the cost is SIGNIFIGANTLY less. I would require..1x 4 channel amp to power the cross overs1x mono amp for subsif I go active (from what I am figuring out) I will need a.....1x 4 channel amp for mid range speakers1x 4 channel amp for tweeters1x single channel amp for the subs and2x!! Audison Bit Ten processors????That&#039;s retarded!! There is no way this is how people are setting up an active system. the cost in signal processors alone is almost $1000. the Bit Tens seem to have 5 channels in and 5 out, which makes sense if each channel is driving each corner and subs , even each corner and a center stage. but if I want to use mids and tweets together and be active? this is my solution?If I am understanding this correctly, is there an app I could use on the tablet, that could straighten out the frequency response a little bit? Possibly replace the processor hardware with a software solution?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scampo77, post: 8502699, member: 621679"] If I do keep the system passive it will require a ton of more custom fiberglass work so I will have somewhere to put the cross over network. But the cost is SIGNIFIGANTLY less. I would require.. 1x 4 channel amp to power the cross overs 1x mono amp for subs if I go active (from what I am figuring out) I will need a..... 1x 4 channel amp for mid range speakers 1x 4 channel amp for tweeters 1x single channel amp for the subs and 2x!! Audison Bit Ten processors???? That's retarded!! There is no way this is how people are setting up an active system. the cost in signal processors alone is almost $1000. the Bit Tens seem to have 5 channels in and 5 out, which makes sense if each channel is driving each corner and subs , even each corner and a center stage. but if I want to use mids and tweets together and be active? this is my solution? If I am understanding this correctly, is there an app I could use on the tablet, that could straighten out the frequency response a little bit? Possibly replace the processor hardware with a software solution? [/QUOTE]

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