> Always interested me, what sort of audio quality do you get from a > speaker level inputs on these things? They have some unique properties .. by using the hi level speaker inputs to the sub, the resulting output to the satellites will not contain anything the sub can play. This has the effect of relieving your satellites of the stress of playing in the low frequencies. I have personally used this setup with my sub for a friends party. They didn't have a stereo so I brought my M&K MX-200 and 2 of my 4 rear home theatre speakers (Mission 760iSE). The 760's are small, bi-wirable bookshelf speakers, at home they get driven with 110W THX amps, but even then the 760's reach a limit before they start to distort. When passing the signal through the sub first they could actually be driven harder. This is because the sub was filtering out everything below the set cross-over point (which from memory in this instance was set as high as 80Hz). Sub-sat combinations have their place ... I don't normally recommend them unless they suit the persons living arrangements (and budget). If you are interested in sub-sats look at NHT or M&K. Enough of the non-MD content. Cheers GC ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
