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The second is to do it in your mixer. High pass the tops, and low pass the Aux which goes to the sub. Unfortunately your Mackie can’t do this.
With regards to @Roland points which are valid, using the aux for the sub and it being sent pre fade the need to hi pass the tops is unneccesary as no bass drum signal would be going to them, I would run them full range and adjust the EQs and sub volume as necessary in the room.
If you wanted to add a crossover to the system you can get a cheap behringer one The CX2310 £89 at Andertons which will do the job, just make sure the one you buy has a mono sum for the sub. The signal chain is left and right from your desk into the crossover left and right high which will be in stereo go to the tops low in mono to your sub. The advantage of adding this is it leaves you an aux send free for your monitors
I'd definitely opt for either sub crossover or an aux channel just for ease of use.
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