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    what should my HPF and LPF be set to?

    I have mids that the frequency response is from 80-2500Hz, and am want to run active. what should my HPF and LPF be set on the amp?



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    Re: what should my HPF and LPF be set to?

    I think you answered your own question...but I'm not sure.



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    Re: what should my HPF and LPF be set to?

    I dont understand?



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    Re: what should my HPF and LPF be set to?

    running active i belive you st the hpf & lpf at the H/U.. and let the amp run all pass..

    im not sure tho..



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    Re: what should my HPF and LPF be set to?

    ^ yep. Unless the amp has the necessary pass filters and frequency ranges to do it.



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