Every Speaker has its own accoustic low-pass roll-off and a great crossover would take that in mind to achieve the perfect integration. there are multiple threads on this forum where you can read about how to figure out the best crossover frequency for your own speaker.
Hey everyone! First, I want to give a big thanks to everyone for helping me get this far-- there's an overwhelming amount of info online for integrating subs into a 2.2 system, both in general knowledge and program interface navigation for testing. The below is what I've learned through the...
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The KEF LS50 Meta are a great speakers and I would get them over the R3 since the R3 is a tad outdated (although still great) design by now.
Audiolense XO is incredibly more powerful than REW, if you're going to spend time learning then it's better than you learn how to use Audiolense instead.
there is also another program called
acourate which the luminary
@mitchco has written a book on how to use
https://www.amazon.com/Accurate-Sound-Reproduction-Using-DSP-ebook/dp/B01FURPS40