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If you plug a full range source into the LFE input does it get crossed over?

honashagen wrote: If you plug a full range source into the LFE input does it get crossed over?

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The Triton Series LFE inputs are designed to receiver either LFE (Low Frequency Effect) signals derived from a multi-channel signal, or bass frequency signals from an analog source.

My Triton One LFE inputs are connected to a sub-woofer output on my Onkyo AVR. Settings within the Onkyo allow me to send analog bass signals to the Triton Ones LFE inputs when listening to 2-channel stereo music, or LFE signals when watching movies.

I have never tried sending a full-range signal into my Triton Ones LFE inputs. I do send full-range signals to my Triton One speaker inputs.

Best,

Art

Ben,

I believe Moderator Dude has said the T2s are at a flat frequency response with the sub gain at the 10:00 position. At 12:00, you're definitely a bit hot. I also notice my mids getting overwhelmed by the sub section on my Tritons if I go too high, but I love extra bass as well, so I added a sub I had laying around for both home theater and stereo music. It gave me that little extra bass I wanted (not needed) and kept everything clean up front.

You could be sitting in a bad spot for bass as well. Have you walked around the room while the music is playing? It would be interesting to see if your PLP is in an area that has decreased low frequencies. That would really be some bad luck with acoustics if that was the case. Hopefully you'll get things worked out. Start with the gain at 10:00 and work up from there.

Cheers,

T Cobe

I got it!!!!!!!!!!
Moved my listening position back one foot and the tritons 4" closer to the front wall and now all is gooooood! The sub levels are set at 9 o'clock and my nth sub crossover is feeding the lfe inputs. Thanks to all of you for your help!
Ben

Awesome, Ben! Glad to hear you finally found the sweet spot. I knew you would get it here. Happy listening!

Cheers,

T Cobe