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<blockquote data-quote="Joe Fustolo" data-source="post: 50107" data-attributes="member: 526"><p>Re: Eaw la 325 help needed.</p><p></p><p>Hello Alan, </p><p></p><p>Great topic here and actually one that i have pretty regularly.. please also feel free to contact me directly outside this forum and we can discuss this further.</p><p>Somethings to keep in mind with this... yes many people have turned around and bypassed the crossover, changed drivers, and what-not and honestly once that is done, they are no longer "EAW" quality nor an "EAW" loudspeaker. </p><p>Yes 1000 watts at 4 ohms is all that the dual 15" can handle, and 600 for the MF/HF section (due to the crossover)</p><p>Also with our processor settings for the LA325 <a href="http://www.eaw.com/info/EAW/Processor_Settings/Current_Products/LA_PROCS_rev2.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.eaw.com/info/EAW/Processor_Settings/Current_Products/LA_PROCS_rev2.pdf</a> we do require an overlapping High and Low pass filters - there is an inherent crossover point between the 15's and the 6.5" and we need to put this overlap in order to help prevent any sort of destructive interference between the two sections. Is the 6.5" drivers going truly down to 177 Hz - No not at all, most likely somewhere up in the 300 - 400 Hz range but that is more evident if you measure the system with something like Smaart.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Joe Fustolo, post: 50107, member: 526"] Re: Eaw la 325 help needed. Hello Alan, Great topic here and actually one that i have pretty regularly.. please also feel free to contact me directly outside this forum and we can discuss this further. Somethings to keep in mind with this... yes many people have turned around and bypassed the crossover, changed drivers, and what-not and honestly once that is done, they are no longer "EAW" quality nor an "EAW" loudspeaker. Yes 1000 watts at 4 ohms is all that the dual 15" can handle, and 600 for the MF/HF section (due to the crossover) Also with our processor settings for the LA325 [URL]http://www.eaw.com/info/EAW/Processor_Settings/Current_Products/LA_PROCS_rev2.pdf[/URL] we do require an overlapping High and Low pass filters - there is an inherent crossover point between the 15's and the 6.5" and we need to put this overlap in order to help prevent any sort of destructive interference between the two sections. Is the 6.5" drivers going truly down to 177 Hz - No not at all, most likely somewhere up in the 300 - 400 Hz range but that is more evident if you measure the system with something like Smaart. [/QUOTE]
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