Irritating 1K sine wave. Turn your levels down to a sensible level 😉 

A new Smaart V8.3 beta is available.

In the Blog posts SUBJES 01 and SUBJES 02 the only tools I used next to a 24dB per octave Linkwitz-Riley low-pass filter on each processor output were delay and polarity reverse.

The use of delay & polarity reverse works and if you’re time-table is limited a good option for doing cardioid sub array set-ups.

The following is an explanation on a way of doing these kind of arrays using next to delay and polarity reversal some other tricks that can work.

Today I had the pleasure of playing around with a Lambda Labs Sub set-up.

During Yesterday’s training a pretty clear example of subs needing a polarity reversal came up on a set-up we worked on during the training.

After all the playing around with subs the last couple of weeks I did a little experiment: simulate the response from 2 summed processor channels and see what will give the highest reduction.

After reading a couple of posts on Facebook i did a little capture on a x-over alignment. It’s not finished but here’s a little preview on it.