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<blockquote data-quote="zero7404" data-source="post: 3755473" data-attributes="member: 584768">Active was what i&#039;m aiming for, but the passive crossovers will do bi-wire also.i was leaning towards dumping the passive crossovers, but setup is going to take quite a bit of time and listening until i get the right response.can you show me what the curve for all 3 filters will look like with the settings you mentioned ?i run a front + sub setup, so channel B will get driven by channel A when i set be to PRE-OUT.problem with these audison amps is that you never know exactly what the frequency is that the adjustment knob is pointing to. can you tell me, because i&#039;ve asked audison before and never got a response about it: is F1 (the crossover values on the knob) the actual crossover point on the curve where it starts the 12 dB dip ? or is it targeted to be the point where 2 filter curves cross each other (the intersection point of hi-pass and band-pass or lo-pass and band-pass curves) ?i decided to get the 5.1K. it&#039;s a huge amp, and it&#039;s probably going to take some work getting it tucked away in the trunk where i want it. But it&#039;s versatility and feature set are insane. plus it looks much better than my existing LRx 2.500 and 1.400 amps. i also have a 2.250 @ home. so should i ebay these older LRx&#039;s or can I sell them on here ?thanks for the advice.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="zero7404, post: 3755473, member: 584768"] Active was what i'm aiming for, but the passive crossovers will do bi-wire also. i was leaning towards dumping the passive crossovers, but setup is going to take quite a bit of time and listening until i get the right response. can you show me what the curve for all 3 filters will look like with the settings you mentioned ? i run a front + sub setup, so channel B will get driven by channel A when i set be to PRE-OUT. problem with these audison amps is that you never know exactly what the frequency is that the adjustment knob is pointing to. can you tell me, because i've asked audison before and never got a response about it: is F1 (the crossover values on the knob) the actual crossover point on the curve where it starts the 12 dB dip ? or is it targeted to be the point where 2 filter curves cross each other (the intersection point of hi-pass and band-pass or lo-pass and band-pass curves) ? i decided to get the 5.1K. it's a huge amp, and it's probably going to take some work getting it tucked away in the trunk where i want it. But it's versatility and feature set are insane. plus it looks much better than my existing LRx 2.500 and 1.400 amps. i also have a 2.250 @ home. so should i ebay these older LRx's or can I sell them on here ? thanks for the advice. [/QUOTE]

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