hi,
i have been having issues trying to get my system optimized for audio. it has mainly been used as a ht, with music playing through a yamaha avr.
i recently got 2 small class d amps. one is a fosi za3, the other is a douk a5. i have a pro plus for streaming and accessing my nas.
the douk has a sub out with a built in hpf, which is very nice. the one thing it doesn't have is a trigger in to turn it off after inactivity. the amp runs pretty warm as is, and stays pretty warm in standby. and that's with the 32v ps.
i'm wondering if i could get a mini to group with the pro plus (with the za3 as an amp). i would send a line level to the sub and have it crossover at 80 hz, essentially making it a hpf. then i'd do the reverse with the pro plus. i'd send it line level to the mains, and cut anything below 80hz to them.
is this feasible with that setup. would the mini do what i'm asking of it? the app would need to be doing the eq.
i don't think putting a large peq notch around 80hz with just the pro plus would work.
thanks
i have been having issues trying to get my system optimized for audio. it has mainly been used as a ht, with music playing through a yamaha avr.
i recently got 2 small class d amps. one is a fosi za3, the other is a douk a5. i have a pro plus for streaming and accessing my nas.
the douk has a sub out with a built in hpf, which is very nice. the one thing it doesn't have is a trigger in to turn it off after inactivity. the amp runs pretty warm as is, and stays pretty warm in standby. and that's with the 32v ps.
i'm wondering if i could get a mini to group with the pro plus (with the za3 as an amp). i would send a line level to the sub and have it crossover at 80 hz, essentially making it a hpf. then i'd do the reverse with the pro plus. i'd send it line level to the mains, and cut anything below 80hz to them.
is this feasible with that setup. would the mini do what i'm asking of it? the app would need to be doing the eq.
i don't think putting a large peq notch around 80hz with just the pro plus would work.
thanks