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Raffi
SethPhillips 5,000+ posts
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all depends on how you want it to sound.
i usually turn my amp's hpf to on and i still get a good amount of bass after adjusting the headunit's eq/ amp eq etc...
i usually turn my amp's hpf to on and i still get a good amount of bass after adjusting the headunit's eq/ amp eq etc...
Echo42987 10+ year member
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I doubt it if your asking if you need it.
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Depends on what your speakers play to and what your h/u crossover is capable of. If you can have pretty precise control from the headunit (slopes, x-over points) then I'd leave it "off" on the amp and control it from the h/u.
Having said that, you really should have some sort of HPF on your comps to keep it from playing the notes it wasn't designed for (though the passive will take care of the tweeter).
Having said that, you really should have some sort of HPF on your comps to keep it from playing the notes it wasn't designed for (though the passive will take care of the tweeter).
lost1700 10+ year member
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I'm no expert but I can tell you what I have mine set to. I have my high pass filter on (on my amp) and it's set to about 75hz, I would just mess around with it and find what sounds best to you.
Can you get the model number for me?
Most likely your CD Player has 80hz lpf & hpf. Just set your lpf for your sub on @ about 80hz or so, and your hpf on for your components at about the same. You can toy with it as lost said, but that's a good beginning point.
Most likely your CD Player has 80hz lpf & hpf. Just set your lpf for your sub on @ about 80hz or so, and your hpf on for your components at about the same. You can toy with it as lost said, but that's a good beginning point.
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bryce-man 10+ year member
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i woulda said just try both out for a day.. see what you like better
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