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<blockquote data-quote="John Smith" data-source="post: 12812" data-attributes="member: 9744">So I acquired this equipment VERY cheap. I have two Bose Roommatch RMU105 speakers and one Bose MB4 bass module connected to a qsc pld 4.2. I want to use these as a sound system in my theatre. My question is has anybody ever used the DSP on the QSC? I have a very limited knowledge when it comes to EQ. I used one of the factory presets on the PLD amp. With these parameters: Channels A and B are bridged, with a 48 dB/octave Butter-worth low-pass filter at 80 Hz. The signal is summed frominputs 1 and 2.&nbsp; Channels C and D are separate, suitable for stereo mains, with48 dB/octave Butterworth high-pass filters at 80 Hz, whichperfectly complements the subwoofer filtering in A and B.Channel C’s signal is from input 1 and D’s is from input 2. Im connecting the sub to A and B since its bridged and putting the RMUs on ch C and D respectavily.&nbsp; How would the DSP need to be set for optimal sound? I tried setting it but it seems confusing. Not so much the navigating but setting each band.&nbsp; Sorry for the amatuer question. Also is there a good resouce you could recommend that I could read or research?&nbsp; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="John Smith, post: 12812, member: 9744"] So I acquired this equipment VERY cheap. I have two Bose Roommatch RMU105 speakers and one Bose MB4 bass module connected to a qsc pld 4.2. I want to use these as a sound system in my theatre. My question is has anybody ever used the DSP on the QSC? I have a very limited knowledge when it comes to EQ. I used one of the factory presets on the PLD amp. With these parameters: [FONT=Formata]Channels A and B are bridged, with a 48 dB/octave Butter-worth low-pass filter at 80 Hz. The signal is summed frominputs 1 and 2. [/FONT][FONT=Formata]Channels C and D are separate, suitable for stereo mains, with48 dB/octave Butterworth high-pass filters at 80 Hz, whichperfectly complements the subwoofer filtering in A and B.Channel C’s signal is from input 1 and D’s is from input 2. Im connecting the sub to A and B since its bridged and putting the RMUs on ch C and D respectavily. [/FONT][FONT=Formata] How would the DSP need to be set for optimal sound? I tried setting it but it seems confusing. Not so much the navigating but setting each band. Sorry for the amatuer question. Also is there a good resouce you could recommend that I could read or research? [/FONT] [/QUOTE]

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