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<blockquote data-quote="dsw1204" data-source="post: 8509821" data-attributes="member: 663807">Thanks for the reply.&nbsp; No, I had not found the answer, yet.&nbsp; It did just seem logical that rewiring was what I was going to have to do.&nbsp; Your comment about the crossover points brings up another question.&nbsp; If I go active, what do I do with the Morel crossovers?&nbsp; Do I pull them?&nbsp; Can I use them?&nbsp; I assume I should use the crossovers from the DSP (when I get one).&nbsp; Also, do I use the crossover points that are used by the passive Morel crossovers?&nbsp; I assume so, since that is what Morel deemed as the best point to cross.At my current level of expertise, I think I am getting very dangerous.&nbsp; I really am very happy with the sound of my system.&nbsp; It&#039;s just that it seems like I am perpetually wanting to upgrade.&nbsp; I&#039;ve just never gone active, before.&nbsp; This is different from just upgrading components.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dsw1204, post: 8509821, member: 663807"] Thanks for the reply. No, I had not found the answer, yet. It did just seem logical that rewiring was what I was going to have to do. Your comment about the crossover points brings up another question. If I go active, what do I do with the Morel crossovers? Do I pull them? Can I use them? I assume I should use the crossovers from the DSP (when I get one). Also, do I use the crossover points that are used by the passive Morel crossovers? I assume so, since that is what Morel deemed as the best point to cross. At my current level of expertise, I think I am getting very dangerous. I really am very happy with the sound of my system. It's just that it seems like I am perpetually wanting to upgrade. I've just never gone active, before. This is different from just upgrading components. [/QUOTE]

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