Originally Posted by Evdberg
Originally Posted by George Mills
When EvdBerg said he was worried about the QSC I thought it was about using A to D at all. His concern was it's not good A to D. I didn't realize that until later.
Actually that is only one of my concerns, but in the end it all depends on how the SSP, QSC and speakers are all (inter)connected and configured. I hope we get the final details on this soon.

Agree, but I would not hold your breath.

If they only did subs through QSC 48Khz is not a big deal but you lose room correction above 80hz (as you pointed out) and lose (arguably directionality below 80hz) and you better know what you are doing.

If all channels go through QSC you have destroyed your 861v6's added value and then some.

Now if you crossed over at say 30hz (as done by others) or did LFE only (as suggested) and contine to use ssp for room correction for other channels you might have chance.

Another thing here not discussed is shooting for a flat response across all frequecies. I suspect that's that may be involved here. And is discussed in meridians white paper on room correction.

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