- Jul 2, 2016
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Hi everyone, Ill start off with a bit of background.
I have a gaming computer with a asrock z170 professional gaming i7 motherboard.
Then i picked up two mackie srm450's for some noise, joined them with a 3.5 xlr splitter cable to the green stereo output so im getting left and right into these two active speakers. I then wanted more bass and these seem to fall off at around 50hz i knew there was the orange out and i got researching. The best bang for my buck was to go diy, and make a beast. I can specify what i made if needed.
But it essentially has a speakon cable out and goes to a 400watt 8ohm power amplifier in bridge mode(prosound 800), which then connects to my computer using a 3.5 to quater inch unbalnced connection into the orange subwoofer out slot.
Know after fiddling for a couple hours i cant seem to get it to work properly. I would really love some help here if anyone has tried this, but i would like to crossover the sound below 100hz to the sub, and have a highpass filter at 17hz to protect it. Anyhelp would be amazing, thank you.
I have a gaming computer with a asrock z170 professional gaming i7 motherboard.
Then i picked up two mackie srm450's for some noise, joined them with a 3.5 xlr splitter cable to the green stereo output so im getting left and right into these two active speakers. I then wanted more bass and these seem to fall off at around 50hz i knew there was the orange out and i got researching. The best bang for my buck was to go diy, and make a beast. I can specify what i made if needed.
But it essentially has a speakon cable out and goes to a 400watt 8ohm power amplifier in bridge mode(prosound 800), which then connects to my computer using a 3.5 to quater inch unbalnced connection into the orange subwoofer out slot.
Know after fiddling for a couple hours i cant seem to get it to work properly. I would really love some help here if anyone has tried this, but i would like to crossover the sound below 100hz to the sub, and have a highpass filter at 17hz to protect it. Anyhelp would be amazing, thank you.
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