KRK RP-8

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Bitte sag mir dann bescheid, okay?
Ich glaub ich will ihn auch...
 
hallo Rossini
hier mal ein Auszug aus der Bedienungsanleitung vom KRK Sub RP-10S (Ist ja auf der Seite von KRK als PDF Datei runterzuladen). Die ist sehr gut für die Einstellung des Samson Sub zu gebrauchen. So wie´s aussieht ist die beste Übergangsfrequenz dann 80Hz für die KRK Boxen. Bestens ist auch, das mit der Samson Sub eine stufenlose Einstellung von 40Hz-180Hz machbar ist.Beim KRK Sub gibts nur drei feste Einstellungsfrequenzen (50Hz+80Hz+130Hz).
Und mit den KRK Einstellungstipps in dem Manual ist das ja wirklich eine tolle Sache. :-D
Setting Subwoofer Levels
Once the subwoofer is in position, its level needs to be matched with the near-field
speakers. For stereo systems, the process is straightforward. Obtain an SPL
(Sound Pressure Level) meter. Set the low-pass [g=43]filter[/g] on the KRK subwoofer back
plate to 80 Hz (12 o'clock position) — if you will be using the internal high-pass filtered
outputs from the subwoofer to the near-field speakers.
Now, route 1-octave wide, band-pass pink noise to the monitor system, which will
be sent to the main speakers through the subwoofer or [g=118]bass[/g]-management filters. A
good choice is 500 to 1,000 Hz band-passed pink noise, which is within the fundamental
frequency range of many vocalists, and minimizes high-frequency problems
but doesn't excite the subwoofer. Set this to a comfortable monitoring level.
(Typically 85 decibels SPL using the C response curve on the SPL meter)
Next, route 1-octave, band-passed, [g=118]bass[/g] pink noise to the subwoofer via the same
[g=43]filter[/g] path. A good noise choice is 35 to 70 Hz, which is below the 80-Hz frequency
of the subwoofer high-pass [g=43]filter[/g], but sufficiently high enough that most subwoofers
will have adequate response in that band. Set the [g=105]gain[/g] of the subwoofer level control
until it matches the same 85-decibel SPL level.
Then, turn up the low-pass [g=43]filter[/g] control on the subwoofer to 130 Hz. This allows
the [g=118]bass[/g] energy between the near-field speakers and subwoofer to overlap. While
listening to it from the console mixing position, route pink noise with a band-pass of
80 Hz to 130 Hz to the speaker system. Have someone flip the phase switch
between 0 and 180 degrees, and then back, and note which position sounds loudest.
The loudest position is correct and in phase. Now return the low-pass [g=43]filter[/g] to
the 80-Hz position (or another frequency if you are using external high-pass filters
for the near-field speakers). Your subwoofer should now be properly aligned for
phase, level and spectral response.
Gruss
RT :)
 
Hey RT!
Wie isser denn nu?!?
 

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