Post subject says it all.

I don't remember ever seeing it mentioned, and the manual doesn't say. You might try asking the Outlaws while we wait to see if anybody else around here knows.

This obviously does not necessarily apply to the 1050, but the 950's digital crossovers are 12db/octave (second order) for the high pass and 24db/octave (fourth order) for the low pass.

Gonk is correct......12db/octave high pass and 24db/octave low pass!

I asked steve this several weeks back out of curiosity while I was in the process of setting up a parametric equalizer for my sub.

maybe somebody can answer this:
when i first smoked my sub amp,i used my 100wpc technics receiver to power it,i had a teac 10bd/ch eq in the tape loop.the only x-over i had was the 1050(80hz).when it would hit strong bass notes,i would see levels as far as 4khz on the spectrum.why?
possibly noise i've thought,but who knows?up at 4khz there would just be a flicker,but the lower on the spectrum the higher the level.if i would hit say:+6 @ 62hz then i could still see 0db @ 250hz.that doesn't seem like a very steep x-over,but it works very well,because that is still the only x-over i use for the sub(different amp now)
somebody enlighten me.