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<blockquote data-quote="YukonXL04" data-source="post: 8688567" data-attributes="member: 672770"><p>Personally I dont think it matters. Just set your gains clean is what matters. No clipping. Just listen to the speakers, they will tell you if they are straining or not. You might set your HPF at 100 for the first week and get a feel for the speakers and how they sound, then lower the HPF and listen for signs of stress.</p><p></p><p>When I ran 8" midbass in my doors, I used the HPF on the radio, on rock it would stay at 63, rap I would bump it up to 80. But if I didnt have the sub installed I could drop it down to 50 but not turn it all the way up</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YukonXL04, post: 8688567, member: 672770"] Personally I dont think it matters. Just set your gains clean is what matters. No clipping. Just listen to the speakers, they will tell you if they are straining or not. You might set your HPF at 100 for the first week and get a feel for the speakers and how they sound, then lower the HPF and listen for signs of stress. When I ran 8" midbass in my doors, I used the HPF on the radio, on rock it would stay at 63, rap I would bump it up to 80. But if I didnt have the sub installed I could drop it down to 50 but not turn it all the way up [/QUOTE]
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