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In the Forum: Audio Discussions
In the Thread: Crossover Design
Post Subject: I think you are confided.Posted by Romy the Cat on: 12/31/2011
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 Kerry Brown wrote:
I don't understand when you say active crossovers don't attenuate. Mine does. Very well too, I can trim channels to match each other perfectly. And DEQX volume control is 'analog' = step ladder resistors. 
  
I am not sure why you are talking about active crossovers. There was no conversion about active crossovers. We were talking about digital crossovers not just analog crossover with active stages.

 Kerry Brown wrote:
I am not qualified to defend active and or digital crossovers on technical grounds...
  
I am qualified, ether in technical or in auditable aspects. Do not listen me. Take any digital file that juts went from A/D and than with any DIGITAL tool in your deposal reduce volume of the file for 1dB. Listen the result. If you do not hear the difference then you do not know what you are listening, there is nothing wrong with it, you are blessed, enjoy your life. After all there are people who do not recognize differences between speedcook ovens and conventional ovens, between infrared saunas and Finnish saunas, between fresh dill and dill mead from fructose sucrose glucose and gasoline. Be advised that filtration is just frequency-desponding attenuation…
 
Thanks for the links. I have interests to into them. They are undoubtedly written by idiots who trade digital toys and for idiots who have ass between ears.

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