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<blockquote data-quote="Lonewolf32" data-source="post: 2140195" data-attributes="member: 569514"><p>Hey guys and Girls</p><p></p><p>I have a question about Crossover slopes. Lets say if I run patch cables from my head unit to a crossover. The slope for the low pass (sub) channel is 12dbs/octive and run into my amp that has a crossover that is also a 12db slopedo the 2 add giving me a total of 24 db/octive slope?</p><p></p><p>The reason I ask this is I have a coustic XM6. It has a 36 db slope on the sub channel. If I run the cross over on the amp at the same 80hz, would this make the slope to steep and make it hard to blend with the front stage?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lonewolf32, post: 2140195, member: 569514"] Hey guys and Girls I have a question about Crossover slopes. Lets say if I run patch cables from my head unit to a crossover. The slope for the low pass (sub) channel is 12dbs/octive and run into my amp that has a crossover that is also a 12db slopedo the 2 add giving me a total of 24 db/octive slope? The reason I ask this is I have a coustic XM6. It has a 36 db slope on the sub channel. If I run the cross over on the amp at the same 80hz, would this make the slope to steep and make it hard to blend with the front stage? [/QUOTE]
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