Hi-pass filters

My car stereo has a hi-pass filter built in to the amp/tuner (Pioneer). As a result, the bass - with sub-woofer - stays tight over a large dB range. My home subwoofer systems need to be tweaked for each source and sound level to avoid boominess. Is there a similar hi-pass filter I could put in the amp output channels to avoid boominess, without sacrificing quality?

Some Alternatives

Some Alternatives

I sent some crazed e-mails to my audiophile friends, all like: <i>Dude, I'm at my wit's end over here. I can't make sense of any of it. I know so-and-so uses a VPI and what's-his-name uses a Nitty Gritty, but what's YOUR method? Huh, huh, huh?</i>

Repair or throw out AR-48 speakers

Hi everyone,

My Dad has asked me to help him buy new speakers because I'm a classical musician and have better/more trained ears than him.

He has a set of old Acoustic Research AR48s. The foam around the mid and woofer has completely disintegrated. After doing some reasearch online it appears that the foam is replacable.

Is it worth it to fix the foam, & (cones if neccesary) or even buy new drivers? Detail at http://simplyspeakers.com/

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