by SuanHarrington » Wed Aug 01, 2018 9:40 am
Not 100% sure if the Bose has a built in crossover. I think I now what you are looking for, but Bose doesn't really designate a high, med, and low. All the speakers work in unison. Its more for like a concert sound. I looked up the Q50. It has a lot of speakers, but I couldn't tell if it has any subs. I'm sure it has at least one. You may lose some of the symphonic sound by using a crossover and it could get complicated, but the electronic crossover is probably your best bet. The passive crossover is the easiest to install, but you may not like it as much. Couldn't really recommend a brand. Above all else, make sure it's safe to make changes to the system. The last thing you want is to put all that work into it and end up with a disabled system!
Not 100% sure if the Bose has a built in crossover. I think I now what you are looking for, but Bose doesn't really designate a high, med, and low. All the speakers work in unison. Its more for like a concert sound. I looked up the Q50. It has a lot of speakers, but I couldn't tell if it has any subs. I'm sure it has at least one. You may lose some of the symphonic sound by using a crossover and it could get complicated, but the electronic crossover is probably your best bet. The passive crossover is the easiest to install, but you may not like it as much. Couldn't really recommend a brand. Above all else, make sure it's safe to make changes to the system. The last thing you want is to put all that work into it and end up with a disabled system!