Bass blockers

[Dmopar74]

3.5s in front off deck
6x9s in rear off deck
Single 10 sub
Was thinking about bass blockers on the 3.5s and 6x9s but not sure what cutoff point for each?

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[ThxOne Premium Member]

3.5s in front off deck
6x9s in rear off deck
Single 10 sub
Was thinking about bass blockers on the 3.5s and 6x9s but not sure what cutoff point for each?

60-80hz for the 6x9's and 500-700hz for the 3.5's. This should keep you safe though the 6x9's should handle full range no problem.... as in no blockers needed.

 

[Dmopar74]

60-80hz for the 6x9's and 500-700hz for the 3.5's. This should keep you safe though the 6x9's should handle full range no problem.... as in no blockers needed.

Thanks. I've just never liked when 6x9s try to get low and sound shitty

 

[spokey9]

Does your hu have a lpf on it for front and rears?

 

[Dmopar74]

No, just a hpf for the sub

 

[Bass Addict 10+ year member]

Thanks. I've just never liked when 6x9s try to get low and sound shitty

i set mine on low pass and to 80 on the amp.they still have plenty of thump

 

[HardofWhoring]

go to the manufacturers website, and see what the frequency range is for the speakers.

 

[Carlos1son]

Don’t use bass blockers get components with a decent amp with the right cutoffs. Bass blockers are garbage they make the sound too harsh and tinny

 

[Carlos1son]

Don’t use bass blockers get components with a decent amp with the right cutoffs. Bass blockers are garbage they make the sound too harsh and tinny

You’re fine without them