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Nope , nothing wrong with doing that if you like how it sounds , I have my subs set at 80Hz and my midbass's 80 to 300Hz and mid-tweeter 300Hz and up . Before I got the mid bass's I used to run my subs up too 120Hz .
I run my subs at 63hz cutoff, with 12 db rolloff. That sounds the best to me. If you have comps that can handle it, set them 70-90 if you can.
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