Often times, subs that were made for 'studio monitors' have this option. Essentially, you send the signal to sub, the sub applies the HPF and sends the rest of the signal to the speakers. A) Where the subwoofer manufacturer implemented a fixed HPF for RCA/XLR inputs/outputs at the typical crossover point of 80hz (sometimes close to it).

There are 3 methods of implementing a 'High Pass Filter' (aka HPF). (See below for explanation).ДЄlso known as 'low-cut filter'. But some listed 'USA-only' warranties, so I used those links where possible. Most mfg websites just listed the one warranty (usually for all countries). For some, I added alternate name or product #s for subs. I classified subwoofers with extra classifications, like 'sphere' or 'cylinder' or 'PA sub' or 'low profile (<8in) (aka pancake subs)'. See tab 'Bassaholic' to understand how I calculated this. My Calculated Audioholics' Bassaholic Rank 'Colour coded' by source, see colour guide below. 1 port open, 2 ports open, etc) 'Colour coded' by source, see colour guide below.Д¬EA-2010-A data, shown as '2m Peak SPL'. Showing the exact configuration tested (ex. Showing the source, 'Colour coded' by source, see colour guide below. If left others blank, for easier identification. If the subwoofer has speaker terminals, and requires an external amplifier to work. Sealed, ported (front, rear, side, bottom), passive radiator, in-wall, horn # of active woofers, not passive woofers (like those in passive radiator) This is an automatic conversion (that runs hourly?) from original currency to GBP This is an automatic conversion (that runs hourly?) from original currency to EUR This is an automatic conversion (that runs hourly?) from original currency to CAD This is an automatic conversion (that runs hourly?) from original currency to USD I tried to match currency with company's headquarters (example: for US company, currency in USD). Let me know if there's any major mistakes there.ДЄdded currency that I saw for each item, from the same website. For European website, it was more challenging, but I think it turned out okay.

For Canadian and US market, I know the market well, so it was easy to find reliable price data. I specifically ignored website that sell 2nd-hand, like ebay, etc.

If 'n/a' it means I couldnt find any reliable sellers that sell that item. If non-bold, price was taken from 3rd party website. If bold, price was taken from mfg website. Link to pdf, to save you time having to hunt down the links I look at the mfg website to see if there's any indication this was discontinued Inside the spreadsheet, can you explain the 'Table Legend'? Note: Erin also tests CEA-2010-B standard, but since he's the only one, there's no point including this data.yet. Since Erin's format (2m Peak SPL) matches my table, nothing needs to be done with this data. I have to add 3dB to ' data' in order for it to be equal to what i'm showing (which is 2m Peak SPL). I have to add 3dB to 'Audioholics data' in order for it to be equal to what i'm showing (which is 2m Peak SPL). NOTE: this will change over time, as AH uploads a new spreadsheet I have to subtract 6dB from 'Brent's data' in order for it to be equal to what i'm showing (which is 2m Peak SPL). Here's the latest CEA-2010-A data from Brent Butterworth:

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