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<blockquote data-quote="Ivan Beaver" data-source="post: 39565" data-attributes="member: 30">Re: Well, THAT&#039;s Not Gonna Fucking Work!Bennett-what you are missing is the fact that they are doing you a FAVOR.&nbsp; Or so they think.I guess they figure that the average user of that quality DSP would use the same crossover points and would not know to invert the polarity on adjacent passbands.But is not always needed in real life.I know of a number of other DSP &quot;tricks&quot; that some DSP manufacturers put in the device (and do not tell your about-and you cannot change) in order to &#039;help you out&quot;.That may be a help of people who don&#039;t knowhow it all works, but really gets in the way of others.And you should not automatically &quot;assume&quot; that the layouts are &quot;normal&quot;.For example-in the Lake processor that is inside the Lab Gruppen amps, the limiters are PRE crossover-eq-level etc.So they can be very tricky to set-you have to really look at the impedance of the loudspeaker-along with the eq curve to determine how much signal is being sent to the loudspeaker in regards to where a limiter should be set.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ivan Beaver, post: 39565, member: 30"] Re: Well, THAT's Not Gonna Fucking Work! Bennett-what you are missing is the fact that they are doing you a FAVOR. Or so they think. I guess they figure that the average user of that quality DSP would use the same crossover points and would not know to invert the polarity on adjacent passbands. But is not always needed in real life. I know of a number of other DSP "tricks" that some DSP manufacturers put in the device (and do not tell your about-and you cannot change) in order to 'help you out". That may be a help of people who don't knowhow it all works, but really gets in the way of others. And you should not automatically "assume" that the layouts are "normal". For example-in the Lake processor that is inside the Lab Gruppen amps, the limiters are PRE crossover-eq-level etc. So they can be very tricky to set-you have to really look at the impedance of the loudspeaker-along with the eq curve to determine how much signal is being sent to the loudspeaker in regards to where a limiter should be set. [/QUOTE]

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