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<blockquote data-quote="reaper7534" data-source="post: 8353970" data-attributes="member: 664308">I should just about be finished installing in the next few days and I have no idea about this crossover stuff.&nbsp; I have PPI amps for speakers and sub and they have built in crossover obviously.&nbsp; I have a Pioneer 5700 which also has crossovers.Should I run the amp or subs crossovers and if so, what are some recommended settings.&nbsp; I am running my components in passive mode, so I&#039;m using the included crossover for that.Pioneer AVH-X5700 BHSPPI BA1600.4PPI BA1300.1DAlpine 12&quot; DVC 4 ohm Type RJBL P660c Component 2 ohmJBL P662&nbsp; Coaxial 2 ohmSome baseline settings appreciated.&nbsp; Also, if I do use amp to adjust.. how do you know the hz, since their not really marked incrementally ?I&#039;m assuming I leave bass boost off, also the 4 channel has separate dials for both front and rear speakers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="reaper7534, post: 8353970, member: 664308"] I should just about be finished installing in the next few days and I have no idea about this crossover stuff. I have PPI amps for speakers and sub and they have built in crossover obviously. I have a Pioneer 5700 which also has crossovers. Should I run the amp or subs crossovers and if so, what are some recommended settings. I am running my components in passive mode, so I'm using the included crossover for that. Pioneer AVH-X5700 BHS PPI BA1600.4 PPI BA1300.1D Alpine 12" DVC 4 ohm Type R JBL P660c Component 2 ohm JBL P662 Coaxial 2 ohm Some baseline settings appreciated. Also, if I do use amp to adjust.. how do you know the hz, since their not really marked incrementally ? I'm assuming I leave bass boost off, also the 4 channel has separate dials for both front and rear speakers. [/QUOTE]

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