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PSI A17 + KH 750 ?

Chimiel

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Hi, does anyone happen to know if the KH 750 sub + MA1 can manage successful any analog monitor ? I'm wondering if the PSI A17 + KH 750 would make a good couple, since the A17 is all analog, but I do prefer room EQ + phase correction. Kind regards, Michiel
 
Better get something more generic, like the miniDSP. The issue with using MA 1 to align third-party analog monitors with a KH 750 DSP is that you end up with wrong phase response correction, and I don't think you can skip it. I think you can then adjust the filters manually with khtool, but you need to somehow obtain the right values, so it would involve measuring the response with some other tools.

Another option I would consider is to sell the PSI monitors and replace them with all-Neumann setup, i.e. a pair of KH 120 II, a KH 750 DSP, and an MA 1 kit; I think it would be the least bothersome way to achieve a calibrated full-range system.
 
Bummer, I was hoping all there was to it, was adjusting frequencies and delays in the KH750, since this seemed to work with the KH310, also not a 'smart' monitor.
But if it's more complicated, it's not worth the risk
 
The KH 750 DSP works with the KH 310 (and other analog Neumann monitors) because it has built-in phase correction filters for them. When you create a speaker setup in the MA 1 software with a KH 750 DSP, you select which of the Neumann analog monitors you have connected to the subwoofer.
 
The KH 750 DSP works with the KH 310 (and other analog Neumann monitors) because it has built-in phase correction filters for them. When you create a speaker setup in the MA 1 software with a KH 750 DSP, you select which of the Neumann analog monitors you have connected to the subwoofer.
Thnx !, sound like a big nono, using other monitors
 
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