Why not a higher internal crossover point than 90 Hz

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Why not a higher internal crossover point than 90 Hz

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October 1st, 2014, 4:47 PM

shadyJ

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Why not a higher internal crossover point than 90 Hz

For those with older setups with no bass management and speakers they want to crossover at points above 90 Hz, it would be convenient. I am curious, is there a reason why the Hsu sub crossovers top out at 90? It seems a shame since all the Hsu subs can reach up to 200 Hz. One more thing, why wouldn't Hsu use continuously variable phase knob instead of a 180/0 switch? I don't doubt there is a good reason for this, and I recall reading somewhere that a simple 180/0 switch is better, but I am curious as to why that is.

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