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<blockquote data-quote="tsenfw" data-source="post: 4772549" data-attributes="member: 581534"><p>I would make those crossover points a little more conservative till you have things figured out. And don't overlap them till you know what preout is what. Something like:</p><p></p><p>MID-L: 100 Hz/12db MID-H:2.5 kHz/24db HIGH: 4.0khz/24db</p><p></p><p>Also, get some test tones so you know what frequency the speaker will be playing, sounds like you're just guessing. Don't understand how your tweeter would be playing highs AND some mids with the crossover on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tsenfw, post: 4772549, member: 581534"] I would make those crossover points a little more conservative till you have things figured out. And don't overlap them till you know what preout is what. Something like: MID-L: 100 Hz/12db MID-H:2.5 kHz/24db HIGH: 4.0khz/24db Also, get some test tones so you know what frequency the speaker will be playing, sounds like you're just guessing. Don't understand how your tweeter would be playing highs AND some mids with the crossover on. [/QUOTE]
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