db-pioneer
Aug 9 2006, 10:42 AM
hey well i have all dse speakers and im getting ready to start purchasing and make my new fronts. Im planing on have 4 way fronts and was wondering what x-overs i should make any help would be great and what volumes you would reconmend for the speakers.
tweeters
tweetermidrange
midrangemidwoofer
midwooferwoffer
wooferi plan on haveing a tweeter, midrange, 2 mid woofers and a woofer in each speaker.
help would be greatly appreciated.
Liquidity
Aug 9 2006, 11:55 AM
Your using damn cheap speakers.
Combining multiple cheap speakers will NOT yield you a good result, doubly so when you consider the following
Setting up a 3-way system, ise exponentially harder than a 2-way. Doubly so if you dont have any crossovers. Triply so, when you consider it really warrants a lot of custom work to mount the speakers in a way that wont sound like bum.
But you want a 4-way system, and your using 4 cheap drivers to do it. Are you aware those are the prices for each speaker?
Thats $1120 in speakers, before you even look at installation and cabling.
For that kind of price, i guarantee you, you can buy a set of 2-ways with a crossover that will crap all over this setup.
This is why it pays to ask first, buy later. I will *never* understand why people do the opposite, buy something and *then* ask about it just a day later.
Its a little unclear...have you already bought them all?
More. Is. Not. Better.
QUOTE (db-pioneer @ Aug 9 2006, 10:42 AM)

hey well i have all dse speakers and im getting ready to start purchasing and make my new fronts.
Want it any clearer?
He is asking before he gets anything.
killaklown
Aug 9 2006, 02:01 PM
also its for home theatre so installation isnt a big problem i would think
I agree I cant see you making that sound as good as something that has had a lot of research poured into crossover points levels etc,
If you want to do it then do it by all means but dont expect a miracle at least first shot, should be an interesting experiment tho
Liquidity
Aug 10 2006, 03:21 AM
QUOTE (db-pioneer @ Aug 9 2006, 10:12 AM)

hey well i have all dse speakers
That could be read as "hey well i have all these speakers".
And to think, people would have a go at me for harping on spelling
bob
Aug 10 2006, 12:15 PM
I thought Dicksmith brand when I first seen it.
We will see when he replies who's right
trism
Aug 10 2006, 03:01 PM
i read HT as home theartre, and dse as dick smith electronics....
anyways, ask this over at www.planetaudio.com
its a home theatre forum
db-pioneer
Aug 10 2006, 09:57 PM
hey guys thanks for the input yeah its dick smith electrical lol and yeah i havent bought them yet.
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