I'd certainly like to know how everybody who owns a 950 has set the triple xover on their 950 for their specific speaker setup.

Please list speaker types and frequency specs if known.

Fronts - Jamo Concert 11 set at 60Hz

Center - Near model ? (not easy to get to back) set at 80Hz

Surrond - Near 10M currently set at 100Hz

TPS

Fronts - Axiom M80Ti, 28Hz - 20kHz, crossover @40Hz

Center - Axiom VP150, 50Hz - 20kHz, crossover @60Hz

Surrounds - Axiom QS8, 60Hz - 20kHz, crossover @80Hz

Subwoofer - Axiom EP350, 30Hz - 120Hz.

Sounds good to my ears this way. I suppose a global 80Hz crossover would also work, but I kind of like getting a little extra "punch" from the mains.

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Matthew J. Hill
matt@idsi.net

[This message has been edited by Matthew Hill (edited July 09, 2002).]

Mains - Vandersteen 2ce signatures - 40hz

Center - Vandersteen VCC-1 - 150hz (proximity setting off)

Surrounds - Vandersteen VSM-1 - 80hz

Sub - Vandersteen V2W - on of course

Forgot to add, I have a 950 of course, serial 020300361 (does this mean it was made in March of 2002, #361...?)

All driven by a 755, the sub has it's own 300W amp built-in.

[This message has been edited by bbarden (edited July 12, 2002).]

(poor-man's version of bbarden's system...)

Mains - Vandersteen 2ce's set to large
Center - Vandersteen VCC at 120Hz
Side Surrounds - Vand. VSM-1's at 80Hz
Rear Surrounds - Small, old, Plastic POC JBL Surround-1's at 80Hz (ideally should be higher, but a quad-crossover's asking a little much)
Sub - SVS 16-46 CS (passive sub) powered by a Nakamichi PA-5

Since I don't have a whole lot of power for the sub and the mains are bi-amped, I figured setting the mains to large would give me the potential for more power, since 3 amp channels are providing low bass instead of just one. It sounds to me like the theory works, plus the Vandy's are tighter/more musical than the SVS.