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Message: <blockquote data-quote="eharri3" data-source="post: 5720469" data-attributes="member: 591579">I like to use my filters on my amp for the sub and front components because none of the settings in the head unit fit my needs. Example: My front high pass has 63 and 80 HZ settings, I really wanted my comps crossed over somewhere in the region in between. The head unit low pass settings for sub are the same, something ,like 63 and 80 HZ, I wanted to be at 70. My sub is set at approximately 70 HZ, front comps are set at 75 or so. The only thing I use the head unit for is high passing the rears because there's no other way to do it since they're wired directly to the head unit.Try setting using both the head unit and amp filters. If the flexibility of the amp helps you get more out of your front components, use those. If your music stays just as clean and it sounds good to you using the head unit, use that.</blockquote>

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