How do I BP this zrs c9

[calebkhill]

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Want to BP my door speakers between 63hz and 3.5khz.
He re is a pic of my amp

[av83]

you can't. you will need a two way crossover or an active hu

[calebkhill]

Why is there a BP filter there then.

[av83]

Why is there a BP filter there then.

because I'm an idiot. sorry, I can't see the pic you put up and I was going by fuzzy internetz pics.. I just read that it can bp by using the subsonic filter and lpf together. there should be a pdf download of the manual somewhere online that can guide you.

[calebkhill]

Ok. Yes it doesn't say in the manual. Knew there had to be a way though

[calebkhill]

Numb. Can someone look at this and figure out how to BP.

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From an article at pasmag it says

a subsonic filter that can be used as the highpass section of a bandpass filter...

[vaiboy]

Numb. Can someone look at this and figure out how to BP.

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From an article at pasmag it says

On channels 3&4 set the x-over switch to "LP/BP" set the subsonic dial to 63hz set the other switch to "x-10" and set the dial to 3.5khz. If you want channels 1&2 bandpassed too set the x-over switch to "Clone 3/4CH".

[calebkhill]

On channels 3&4 set the x-over switch to "LP/BP" set the subsonic dial to 63hz set the other switch to "x-10" and set the dial to 3.5khz. If you want channels 1&2 bandpassed too set the x-over switch to "Clone 3/4CH".

There it is. Thx. I figured that was it but yea that's it. How to determine how to set the frequency dead on is another thing...