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In Reply to: Subwoofers low vs. high level inputs posted by dgavrile on October 9, 2001 at 01:46:22:
Not sure I completely understand your questions and am not sure they can be answered. It is dangerous to make general assertions about the quality of processors & subs as components used internally can vary widely in quality. Not all active crossovers and filters are of uniform quality. It might well be the internal circuitry of processor A for the sub signal is better than in sub A but the reverse could hold for processor B & sub B.Similarly it well might be that a sub amp, specially designed for the sub could handle low signals better than the main amp.
IMO processor quality varies widely and is responsible for a lot of the negative opinion many hold about digital & surround sound.
John
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