Let us assume a Speaker of following:
In above example, given two crossover frequencies (90Hz and 2.2KHz) and 3 woofers in a typical stereo setup: It is my understanding that out of 3 woofers, at least one is for any frequency below 90Hz and rest two are for between 90Hz and 2.2KHz and anything higher than that goes to tweeter. My understanding is that there will be at least one woofer dedicated for below 90Hz. Please confirm this understanding.
With this understanding, connected to an AVR in 5.1 configuration and speaker is configured as "Small" so that LFE can go to Subwoofer. In AVR LFE crossover of 90Hz set - Speaker won't get its share of < 90Hz, so that particular woofer will go silent in this case?
Speaker: 3 way 4 drivers : 1 tweeter + 3 woofers
Frequency Response: 42Hz to 35KHz
Crossover Frequency: 90Hz/2.2KHz
In above example, given two crossover frequencies (90Hz and 2.2KHz) and 3 woofers in a typical stereo setup: It is my understanding that out of 3 woofers, at least one is for any frequency below 90Hz and rest two are for between 90Hz and 2.2KHz and anything higher than that goes to tweeter. My understanding is that there will be at least one woofer dedicated for below 90Hz. Please confirm this understanding.
With this understanding, connected to an AVR in 5.1 configuration and speaker is configured as "Small" so that LFE can go to Subwoofer. In AVR LFE crossover of 90Hz set - Speaker won't get its share of < 90Hz, so that particular woofer will go silent in this case?