New system advice
#1
New system advice
2015 RG
CVO 6.5
Line out converter
Power Acoustik RZ4 2000
RF DSR1
Diamond Mspro65 and M1srt horns
Just working on the front four for now. Trying to figure out the best way to wire the speakers.
Best to dedicate each speaker to each of the four channels or should I be bridging either of them?
So for the DSR1 thinking just run the Front outputs to the 6.5’s and Rear outputs to the horns for tunes for tuneability?
I have a general knowledge of audio but some of the finer points still seem to elude me. Any tips/common mistakes for this type of setup appreciated.
CVO 6.5
Line out converter
Power Acoustik RZ4 2000
RF DSR1
Diamond Mspro65 and M1srt horns
Just working on the front four for now. Trying to figure out the best way to wire the speakers.
Best to dedicate each speaker to each of the four channels or should I be bridging either of them?
So for the DSR1 thinking just run the Front outputs to the 6.5’s and Rear outputs to the horns for tunes for tuneability?
I have a general knowledge of audio but some of the finer points still seem to elude me. Any tips/common mistakes for this type of setup appreciated.
#5
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#6
Don't have any experience with any of those components. But as a general rule, I'd run all the speakers on their own channels. If you bridge the horns together (or the speakers) you lose stereo sound. If you bridge the horn with the matching speaker you lose the ability to tune the horn and speaker individually. And you definitely want to tune them independently. That's the point of the DSP. So yeah, I'd run each speaker separately.
#8
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#9
That amp is overrated and under powered for those speaker. Plus not the best sound quality amp out there and will interfere with fm reception.
Those speaker are decent but with fz response of 110hz-10khz not the warmest speakers available.
The DSR1, I would throw it as far as you can and get a less expensive dayton 408 or for a bit more go with a DD DSI-2.
Those horns are nice and should be put on their own channels. maybe a little SD250.2
Juice
Those speaker are decent but with fz response of 110hz-10khz not the warmest speakers available.
The DSR1, I would throw it as far as you can and get a less expensive dayton 408 or for a bit more go with a DD DSI-2.
Those horns are nice and should be put on their own channels. maybe a little SD250.2
Juice
#10
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Juice