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If you can't connect high level, should you still get a REL?
With the advent of powered active wireless loudspeakers really starting to take off, we’re getting a lot of questions about integrating RELs with wireless active speakers. One of the questions that comes up frequently is if you can’t access the amplifier that’s built into these speakers, should I even buy a REL?
Gosh, I hear so many wonderful things about your high-level connection. If I can’t hook up to the amplifier and speakers then why would I even consider a REL? great question. The answer is twofold. Yes, you should and yes, we use exactly the same filter in our low level as we do in our high level, and I don’t mean we use the identical topology. I mean that when you connect up to our high level circuit that everybody raves about it steps down into the low level crossover. That’s how we do it. There isn’t one for high level and one for low level it is exactly the same filter as you would be using if you were using high-level. The only difference is that you don’t have access to the tonal balance the timing the Dynamics of your main amplifier.
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