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<blockquote data-quote="HardofWhoring" data-source="post: 8853936" data-attributes="member: 674149">Here&#039;s how I see it.&nbsp; &nbsp; I know Orion has some slightly different ways to do the gain, and being an older one, I want to say they were a little unique, and not completely clear.&nbsp; I want to say on one of their other amps, that this also had a selector switch that would multiply the crossover setting by 1 or 10.&nbsp; I don&#039;t see that.(This might be similar to that, but without or before that selector).&nbsp; What I really think that is, is that after 5K it starts over, and that is your sub low hz.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it&#039;s somewhere between 0-20hz and has a band that the settings are not as wide.&nbsp;I think the 7 oclock to 1 oclock/ 175 - 5K is HP for you mids if you use it for those, and the dot after 5khz is the lowest, high pass if you wire this to your subwoofer.&nbsp;&nbsp; You could try test tones, going lower and lower and seeing how long you can get voltage with a multimeter if you can&#039;t find the specs.You don&#039;t have a pass filter in the 45 - 85hz, because what would you need one for?[ATTACH=full]51671[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HardofWhoring, post: 8853936, member: 674149"] Here's how I see it. I know Orion has some slightly different ways to do the gain, and being an older one, I want to say they were a little unique, and not completely clear. I want to say on one of their other amps, that this also had a selector switch that would multiply the crossover setting by 1 or 10. I don't see that. (This might be similar to that, but without or before that selector). What I really think that is, is that after 5K it starts over, and that is your sub low hz. I think it's somewhere between 0-20hz and has a band that the settings are not as wide. I think the 7 oclock to 1 oclock/ 175 - 5K is HP for you mids if you use it for those, and the dot after 5khz is the lowest, high pass if you wire this to your subwoofer. You could try test tones, going lower and lower and seeing how long you can get voltage with a multimeter if you can't find the specs. You don't have a pass filter in the 45 - 85hz, because what would you need one for? [ATTACH type="full" alt="1692470108562.png"]51671[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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