YEAH, BUT.....
Does is say that the female voice never stops talking?????????

Who said that? I didn't say that!
Just asking a scientific question.

God Bless,
Wayne

WayneWilmeth wrote: YEAH, BUT.....
Does is say that the female voice never stops talking?????????

Who said that? I didn't say that!
Just asking a scientific question.

God Bless,
Wayne

Sorry I know we're going off topic here, but here's the internet again for sake of keeping consistent:
"A study by the University of Maryland's College of Medicine found that on average, women speak about 20,000 words per day. Compare that to the average man, who speaks only 7,000 words per day. "

Soooo, how do you set your crossover for that??????

Hey, guys. You are cracking me up here and I don't want to halt the discourse but wanted to chime in on the SSXL crossover frequency. 60-80 Hz is the general recommendation. I have found that if you set it too high, it is more dynamic but there is bass bloat in the lower register of vocal frequencies with the other speakers taking over; especially the subs. If you set it too low, it is less dynamic and the bass gets a little light as it's -3dB point is somewhere in the 60-80 range.

Bottom line, I would do what has been suggested and start at 80 Hz and see what sounds best. A lot of this comes down to personal preference. For me, I hate vocals from a subwoofer, so I have tuned my system to avoid this from happening. Others may like it. Do what makes you happy! Let us know what you zero in on. Since the T5s are new, there is not a lot of feedback on the best settings yet. It would be good to populate the forum with a little first hand experience.

Cheers,

T Cobe

P.S. Po, am I reading correctly that you now have your T1s? Congrats, tell us more!

I'm sure my ex husband would find your guys adolescent babble hilarious. But I really don't appreciate it. The only ones that seem to be talking too much are you guys.

It sounds like 80hz is the way to go, so I think that's what I will try. Do any of you run your center hot a few DB's?

And ok I'm not a women, hahaha. "how do you set your crossover for that" - hilarious!

WayneWilmeth wrote: Soooo, how do you set your crossover for that??????

A crossover setting will not address this issue. Consider high-quality filters instead.

Now, I shall retreat into my cave again.

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