[rtate]

What is everyone using ?
High-level or lo-level inputs and what is the difference ?

[rtate]

Surprised that I haven't gotten any reply's on this yet.
I was wondering if there is any difference in sound quality for hooking up  my A370PEQ amp
I had heard or read somewhere that using the "hi-level" i.e. speaker level inputs connected to the main power amp will "infuse" some of the main amps tonal qualities on the A370.
Don't know if that's a good thing or bad thing.
Prior to this I had always though that using the lo-level signal would be the best way to go.
In my specific situation I have either a Pass Labs F5 Class A or one of Folsom's original design chip amps driving the high frequencies

[mlundy57]

I've used the high level inputs in the past when I used an intigrated amp but since going to separates I use the low level ones.

With the high level inputs I cannot use an in-line filter before the power amp to limit the low frequencies that get to the monitors.

[jn316]

Surprised that I haven't gotten any reply's on this yet.

You might want to do a search on it if you haven't already. I know this topic has been covered before...maybe many times.
I think most use the line level to take advantage of the 370 amp.

[Tyson]

I prefer line level.  It gives a slightly cleaner sound than speaker level.  But really the difference is pretty small.

[Danny Richie]

Tyson is correct.

[rtate]

OK, Line level it is !
I found connecting any sort of bigger speaker cable was always an issue with the High level posts. 

So , I know it's probably much debated but is it better to have the plate amps closer to the speaker
i.e.  longer interconnect and short speaker cable or short interconnect and longer speaker cable ?

[Hobbsmeerkat]

The only length that really matters is the length from the plate amp to the sub drivers, they need to be as short as is reasonable. The line level interconnect for the plate amp can be as long as needed.

[rtate]

Thanks Hobbs, can you explain why it's better ?

[Hobbsmeerkat]

The amps need to be close to the drivers mostly due to the servo circuits. They're far more sensitive to the length than the main signal lines.

[morganc]

Don’t mean to derail your thread and please delete if it’s inappropriate, but it would be amazing if there was a video or tutorial on how to adjust the servo settings and calibrate bass.  I now have two dual Subs and now need to fine tune them,  if anyone has guidance, I’m grateful in advance!

[Early B.]

Don’t mean to derail your thread and please delete if it’s inappropriate, but it would be amazing if there was a video or tutorial on how to adjust the servo settings and calibrate bass.  I now have two dual Subs and now need to fine tune them,  if anyone has guidance, I’m grateful in advance!

We've been begging Danny to do this for a while now.

[SoCalWJS]

Don’t mean to derail your thread and please delete if it’s inappropriate, but it would be amazing if there was a video or tutorial on how to adjust the servo settings and calibrate bass.  I now have two dual Subs and now need to fine tune them,  if anyone has guidance, I’m grateful in advance!

Wish I could remember which video it was, but there was one of of the YouTube video’s that cleared a lot of stuff up for me.

Learned enough so that I made a few adjustments and I’m fairly comfortable with it.

[Danny Richie]

We've been begging Danny to do this for a while now.

I'm going to do one.