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<blockquote data-quote="joshpoints" data-source="post: 2097766" data-attributes="member: 546465"><p>Wow amazing! My system sounds way better now. The filters at the amp are shutoff. The equalizer at the HU is set to 0 DB's across the board and my highpass filter is at 135hz for rap and 110 hz for old school rock. Haven't listened to modern rock yet but I'm guessing it will be around 110 hz as well. Amazing. My components sound so much fuller. Prior they produced too much high's and not enough mids (even when I turned down the high's on the equalizer it didn't completely right); now it's nice and balanced. Will probably have to adjust some more once I get sub amp back in car for proper balance. That voltage meter method is awesome. By ear I guess I naturally set my gains conservative as they seemed to be lower than they are now by a bit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joshpoints, post: 2097766, member: 546465"] Wow amazing! My system sounds way better now. The filters at the amp are shutoff. The equalizer at the HU is set to 0 DB's across the board and my highpass filter is at 135hz for rap and 110 hz for old school rock. Haven't listened to modern rock yet but I'm guessing it will be around 110 hz as well. Amazing. My components sound so much fuller. Prior they produced too much high's and not enough mids (even when I turned down the high's on the equalizer it didn't completely right); now it's nice and balanced. Will probably have to adjust some more once I get sub amp back in car for proper balance. That voltage meter method is awesome. By ear I guess I naturally set my gains conservative as they seemed to be lower than they are now by a bit. [/QUOTE]
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