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<blockquote data-quote="JrVtecAccord" data-source="post: 4749496" data-attributes="member: 584505">I finally got a hold of the KTX-H100, and I am impressed with the results.&nbsp; I had some spikes around 5K that I couldn&#039;t get rid of manually with the EQ.&nbsp; I ran the software set to FRONT using 4 locations, and wow the results are nice and FLAT.&nbsp; I have been using the LINEAR mode and vocals were improved tremendously, imaging is a whole lot better.Everyone was right, not a waste of money.&nbsp; I didn&#039;t have low bass response like other users using the Imprint software, I wonder if it&#039;s just on the 9887.BTW, I used vista home premium, worked like a charm.I do have a question though, how can you tell the crossover points it selected?&nbsp; I must have selected my fronts at a low crossover point or a low slope because I smelled a warm voice coil during testing, and behold, the smell came from my front driver woofer.&nbsp; On manual tuning I had it set @ 80hz 12 db slope and never had an issue.&nbsp; Well, I just engaged the HP filter on my amp to correct this.&nbsp; It would be nice if we can at least choose the crossover points.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JrVtecAccord, post: 4749496, member: 584505"] I finally got a hold of the KTX-H100, and I am impressed with the results. I had some spikes around 5K that I couldn't get rid of manually with the EQ. I ran the software set to FRONT using 4 locations, and wow the results are nice and FLAT. I have been using the LINEAR mode and vocals were improved tremendously, imaging is a whole lot better. Everyone was right, not a waste of money. I didn't have low bass response like other users using the Imprint software, I wonder if it's just on the 9887. BTW, I used vista home premium, worked like a charm. I do have a question though, how can you tell the crossover points it selected? I must have selected my fronts at a low crossover point or a low slope because I smelled a warm voice coil during testing, and behold, the smell came from my front driver woofer. On manual tuning I had it set @ 80hz 12 db slope and never had an issue. Well, I just engaged the HP filter on my amp to correct this. It would be nice if we can at least choose the crossover points. [/QUOTE]

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