To Sub or not to Sub?

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My new system consists of a sherwood DVD processor/player connected to a Myryad T-50 pre-amp through its 5.1 output. The system is powered by a Myryad T-70 5-channel amp.
My speaker's (Reynaud Twins) frequency response is rated at 55Hz-22KHz. Since I do not have a subwoofer at present, I have set all speakers to LARGE. What is the recommended setting for the speakers if I wish to connect a powered subwoofer?
If I set the speakers as small, is the crossover point controlled by the DVD player or at the powered sub?
How do I achieve smooth transition of low frequency sounds from the
mains to the subwoofer? -i.e. which of the following options will work best -
a. bi-wire the mains and the sub at the speaker level of the amp
b. connect the sub to the line-level out of the DVD
c. connect the mains through the subwoofer with a LARGE speaker setting.

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Topic - To Sub or not to Sub? - tsranga 15:09:37 02/08/01 (5)

The controller in your Myryad should ... - John C. - Aussie 19:05:20 02/08/01 (4)

Re: The controller in your Myryad should ... - tsranga 14:36:30 02/09/01 (3)

Under those circumstances ... - John C. - Aussie 19:15:01 02/10/01 (2)

Re: Under those circumstances ... - tsranga 14:56:55 02/11/01 (1)

Re: Under those circumstances ... - John C. - Aussie 16:21:10 02/11/01 (0)

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