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Using a DSP will give you a lot more options for tuning each channel, so yes would make a difference. Now you are running Pro audio gear so is it worth it is another story.
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you get more control with a DSP. you get better crossover adjustment, more EQ channels, and more precise time alignment. If you want to have more adjustment, then yes, it is worth it.
if you just want the crossover flexibility, the Pioneer in network mode should do the trick. What are you using for settings now?
if you just want the crossover flexibility, the Pioneer in network mode should do the trick. What are you using for settings now?
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