Paolo:

To be honest with you, a crossover per speaker (or per grouping really) doesn't buy you that much. What you do however, is make it such that each speaker (or grouping) is fighting different problems which can make the acoustics much worse.

I went to the trouble of going with 5 identical speakers specifically to avoid this issue.

Cheers,



[This message has been edited by John Kotches (edited 02-18-2005).]

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