Coaxial speakers

[pete Stockbauer]

Question on coaxial speakers that range 50hz to 20000 now should you set the lpf on them also I'm using a preva DSP on my system

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[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

Question on coaxial speakers that range 50hz to 20000 now should you set the lpf on them also I'm using a preva DSP on my system

Depends on the speaker and why you're low passing them

 

[pete Stockbauer]

Depends on the speaker and why you're low passing them

There full range I wasn't sure if it should be or not

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

There full range I wasn't sure if it should be or not

You should set a hpf on them but where would depend on the speaker.

 

[pete Stockbauer]

You should set a hpf on them but where would depend on the speaker.

I have that set at 100

 

[spokey9 5,000+ posts]

I have that set at 100

There's really no need to low pass them then imo

 

[pete Stockbauer]

Ok thanks

 

[pete Stockbauer]

I have that set at 1

 

[pete Stockbauer]

There's really no need to low pass them then imo

Even though I have it set at 100 man these coaxial's sound tinny there skar audio tx6.5

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Even though I have it set at 100 man these coaxial's sound tinny there skar audio tx6.5

High pass them lower. Standard high pass for 6.5s is 80Hz. I usually start at 50Hz and work up until the distortion is gone at my high volume.
By standard 6.5s I mean full range models; not the Pro Audio 6.5 that are popular nowadays.

 

[pete Stockbauer]

High pass them lower. Standard high pass for 6.5s is 80Hz. I usually start at 50Hz and work up until the distortion is gone at my high volume.
By standard 6.5s I mean full range models; not the Pro Audio 6.5 that are popular nowadays.

I have a set of the pro audio 6.5 also just to have but I'll set it about 60hz and go up from there and see how it sounds

 

[pete Stockbauer]

High pass them lower. Standard high pass for 6.5s is 80Hz. I usually start at 50Hz and work up until the distortion is gone at my high volume.
By standard 6.5s I mean full range models; not the Pro Audio 6.5 that are popular nowadays.

Still playing with it sounds pretty good around the 70's hpf I'll play little more see where it's best

 

[SbassLaser]

Even though I have it set at 100 man these coaxial's sound tinny there skar audio tx6.5

You might be better off adjusting your EQ on your headunit or DSP to bring down the higher frequencies a little bit. That way you can make them a bit less tinny sounding without just cutting off output above a certain frequency

 

[pete Stockbauer]

You might be better off adjusting your EQ on your headunit or DSP to bring down the higher frequencies a little bit. That way you can make them a bit less tinny sounding without just cutting off output above a certain frequency

I'll have to check that out my head unit has a pre set EQ pioneer MVH-S622S not sure if it has a adjustable EQ like some of those newer ones now the DSP I can have to figure that out

 

[pete Stockbauer]

You might be better off adjusting your EQ on your headunit or DSP to bring down the higher frequencies a little bit. That way you can make them a bit less tinny sounding without just cutting off output above a certain frequency

Yeah I done some searching was reading different post from what some people say that tinny sound is in the 1000-4000khz range I'll have to play with this DSP and see what is what