Ok, I kinda comprehend that now, but on the bottom 2 charts, how does each sound? Like can you explain how a wider curve would sound compared to a narrow curve? I just tried messing with the settings and i dont hear too much between the 2.I liked picture books more, too.
for the right hemisphere'd people.
Play the same song over and over and change the settings from wide to narrow and see how it sounds. Might take you a few times to notice a difference or it might not make much of one at all.
I had to skim images.google.com a bit.
ahhh.. I totally forgot about the xover on the HU. I'd personally set the HU HPF to 80hz and have the amp on Full Pass.
you can set it to 100hz if you feel your mids sound better there. Just remember to adjust your sub's xover to meet w/ it.
The frequencies near the crossover points on the sub and front stage sort of 'interract' with eachother so manipulating those crossover points can indeed affect YOUR PERCETION of the sub about. It will range from a very sloppy boominess that hurts your ears, to a nice, tight, smooth bass transition, to a frequency response 'dip' somewhere in this region that can cause a detectable hollowness. It doesn't mean less output from either, but that the frequencies closest to the cutoff point interract in ways where some of them cancel eachother out, while others amplify eachother, in a manner than can have hard-to-predict effects on what you hear from the driver's seat.
