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Hello, I have a question about setting gains. I have a 94 Bronco with an aftermarket 200A alternator. I have the 7" Denovo Audio Anarchy midbass woofers in the doors powered by a Alpine GM-D8604, Alpine hiend 28mm tweeters powered by another GM-D8604 and a 1Ohm 12" 750W Image Dynamics subwoofer...

Thanks for the info. Good thing is, I don't play super bass heavy songs (e.g. rap), I play rock / metal and just like the kick to really come through without sounding muddy. So hopefully that helps on that end.

Hah! Yup, but I'm a newbie when it comes to car audio and all this audio stuff in general and I also don't want to blow anything up, so tweaking slowly, but we're getting there... Thank you for the help everyone! BND

Ok, so I kind of figured out my issue. The anarchys need a lot of power to shine, so what happened was, as I was increasing the volume, the tweeters got loud, to a point where I found enjoyable but the anarchys weren't even moving. So I went into the Dsp software and boosted the anarchys by 6db...

Since I have two 6x9" in the back, I'll use them as a dedicated midrange. I'll try and run the Anarchys much lower (around 55 - 400Hz) and have the 6x9 pick up the slack from 400Hz+. I saw several others on some forums talking about running the Anarchys pretty low, not the usual ~1500Hz.

It's both a graphic and parametric. I'm running a Jl Audio TWK 88. Haven't touched the EQ yet. Any good starting points?

Actually, I'm still not quite satisfied with the current results, I think it could be better. I mostly listen to metal / rock, so bear with me here, but if I turn down the sub all the way, there isn't much of a "kick" from the Anarchys. Is there a reason for that? I'm running them down to 55Hz...

What are the "dB" values at the end of your list here? Again, somewhat of a newbie in setting all this up, I'm learning as I go. Where do you set these values, DSP? I only have this column I can change the dB values. Should this be where I set my sub to 12, midbass to 24, etc...? Thanks! EDIT...

Well, neither of you were joking. I went down all the way to 55Hz and dear lord, with the subi in the back and these monsters, it's like getting slammed in the chest with a baseball bat. @JRsmoothee I am running 2x Alpine Hiend 28mm twetters out front (their Fs is 750Hz, so I'm running them at...

Good stuff, thank you! Will try. What is the upper crossover point? I have mine around 1400-1500Hz. Thanks!

The Fs is 45Hz or so, so I figured around 2x Fs is a good crossover frequency, but perhaps I'm wrong. Again, any advice greatly appreciated! EDIT: Just noticed you added the 60Hz part. Ok I'll try that. The TWK88 has slopes as steep as 48dB/octave so that's probably what I'll do. What should my...

Well that's my point, I'm pretty clueless when it comes to this stuff. Should I cross them over lower? What do you recommend? Thanks! BND

Hi everyone, I have a 1994 ford Bronco with the Denovo Audio Anarchy 704s in the doors, the doors are well sealed and noise insulated. I am running them with a Pioneer GM8604 bridged, so they're getting 200W per speaker. For some reason, they can get loud but I can't seem to get the midbass out...

Hm... so for some reason I still can't get my midbass woofers to sound any good. the rest of the system is great but right now all I can really hear is the sub and tweeters. I double checked all connections, I am running a bridged Pioneer GM8604 amp to the speakers (the 7" anarchys), so they're...

Nevermind, the Pioneer has a weird Gain scheme. It tells you what the input should be not what the output will be. Since I;m running this from a bluetooth output, the output voltage is roughly 500mV, not the 4V it usually is from pioneer head units, and that's what I set my gain to haha! I will...