TS > Why would you use more than 2 crossovers, or run a system TS > that 
large without a limiter for protection?
 LS> Well i run multi-crossovers for alot of reasons, when i had all the amps 
 LS> patched into one crossover, when one amp clipped, the 
 LS> other amps emitted a slight popping noise which was 
 LS> enough to get through the subsonic filter and cause 
 LS> the cones on the speakers to slam into the front steel 
Sounds like a poor protection circuit design on the amps.  You could also use 
a DA for buffering, which would likely be more stable than several crossovers 
and cost less.  It's amazing where they cut corners on some products, 
including stuff sold as pro gear.  
 
 LS> grilles on my yamaha 4115-II's.  With a balanced line 
 LS> i can push the mixer higher because i lifted the 
 LS> negative on the balanced xlr lines.  Makes the mixer 
 LS> go higher, and the amps clip exactly when i push or 
 LS> boost another 3db of say 40hz to 110 hz when the mixer is 100 percent 
Either your equipment doesn't use normal electronic design or you're doing 
something that should give less headroom, not more.  
Terry
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