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m new reference from Hilmar-at-Bose about the behaviour of the Bass Module system in the Classic. 180 Hz when bass sources attached |
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* 40-{{{Crossover|180}}} Hz Bandpass (that is: NO B1 EQ) <ref>Hilmar-at-Bose [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/6121039062?r=9441007562#9441007562 intelligent crossover] <br /> | * 40-{{{Crossover|180}}} Hz Bandpass (that is: NO B1 EQ) <ref>Hilmar-at-Bose [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3976055944/m/6121039062?r=9441007562#9441007562 intelligent crossover] <br /> | ||
A) When there are no bass source attached, lower the crossover and try to get as much bass out of the L1 as is reasonably feasible (110 Hz) in this case<br /> | A) When there are no bass source attached, lower the crossover and try to get as much bass out of the L1 as is reasonably feasible (110 Hz) in this case<br /> | ||
B) If there bass sources bring the crossover up to 180 Hz (where the L1 starts to get really efficient) AND adjust the bass gain so that the overall spectral balance is maintained no matter how many bass sources are attached. | B) If there are bass sources bring the crossover up to 180 Hz (where the L1 starts to get really efficient) AND adjust the bass gain so that the overall spectral balance is maintained no matter how many bass sources are attached. | ||
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* The system Crossover for the Cylindrical Radiator®s is {{{Crossover|180}}} Hz | * The system Crossover for the Cylindrical Radiator®s is {{{Crossover|180}}} Hz | ||