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In Reply to: Setting small versus large on surround. what is cutoff? more posted by Ran on January 26, 2000 at 05:16:20:
DM601 S2
Frequency Response 70Hz - 20kHz ± 3dB on reference axis
Frequency Range -6dB at 50Hz and 30kHz
Sensitivity 88dB spl (2.83V 1m)DM602 S2 F
requency Response 52Hz - 20kHz ± 3dB on reference axis
Frequency Range -6dB at 43Hz and 30kHz
Sensitivity 90dB spl (2.83V 1m)Setting small versus large on surround. what is cutoff? more
I am setting my main speakers to small (B&W DM603 2) since I have a B&W ASW2000 subwoofer. However since I have the B&W DM602 (range 52 Hz upwards) should I set the rear at large or some custom setting since I may then get the effect of lows that are supposed to be heard from the rear actually from the rear instead of from the sub. If I should set it at SMALL then perhaps I am better off with my other pair of speakers B&W601 which has a range of 80 Hz onwards.thus my question is - how much rear bass am I losing if I use the 601 (range 80 upwards) rather than the 602s (range 52 upwards). If the DD tradition dictates that setting has to be small and I am wasting the additional low end capability of the 602s then I am better off putting it in another room. (I have a gym where I can put it as a main speaker complimented by a sub but since I have a sub in this gym too, I can throw in the 601s as the main speaker there without much degradation for a gym that is :)
Also, one more question - essentially what is the cutoff for large versus small? Thanks. any constructive feedback is appreciated.do i make sense? I hope I do?
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