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<blockquote data-quote="pwnt by pat" data-source="post: 936317" data-attributes="member: 556604">Tell the mx6 to do all the work and just set the amps xovers to pass.Also, I don&#039;t know what kind of box you have, maybe bandpass or something, but 320 is amazingly high.&nbsp; MOST people set them around 80-100.&nbsp; I have mine set at 55-60.&nbsp; 320 is midbass range and even if you highpass your midbass and componants to around 60-80 you might get cancelation at worse, crappy sound at best.Again, I don&#039;t know what your setup is but assuming a comp/sub and comp/midbass/sub you should do something like:COMP/SUBSub: lowpass 80-100Comp: Highpass 80-100COMP/MIDBASS/SUBSub: lowpass 60-100Midbass: bandpass (60-100)-wherever comps/horns or whatever take over, probably 800-1khzComps: highpass 800-1khzAlso, you will want to adjust everything until it sounds right.&nbsp; Also, keep in mind that doublebass technically classifies as midbass.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pwnt by pat, post: 936317, member: 556604"] Tell the mx6 to do all the work and just set the amps xovers to pass. Also, I don't know what kind of box you have, maybe bandpass or something, but 320 is amazingly high. MOST people set them around 80-100. I have mine set at 55-60. 320 is midbass range and even if you highpass your midbass and componants to around 60-80 you might get cancelation at worse, crappy sound at best. Again, I don't know what your setup is but assuming a comp/sub and comp/midbass/sub you should do something like: COMP/SUB Sub: lowpass 80-100 Comp: Highpass 80-100 COMP/MIDBASS/SUB Sub: lowpass 60-100 Midbass: bandpass (60-100)-wherever comps/horns or whatever take over, probably 800-1khz Comps: highpass 800-1khz Also, you will want to adjust everything until it sounds right. Also, keep in mind that doublebass technically classifies as midbass. [/QUOTE]

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