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<blockquote data-quote="YourNameHere" data-source="post: 8816305" data-attributes="member: 597721"><p>Yes with exact crossover points its possible.....but without a mic and rta to be able to observe your frequency plot how does one know exactly where your crossover point is? Just because it is electronically set at 100 doesnt mean that is the actual crossover point.....while tuning with my mic, i have observed many times a slope of LR 24db look more like a 12db slope on RTA...so its all a guessing game without a mic, unless you got them golden ears</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="YourNameHere, post: 8816305, member: 597721"] Yes with exact crossover points its possible.....but without a mic and rta to be able to observe your frequency plot how does one know exactly where your crossover point is? Just because it is electronically set at 100 doesnt mean that is the actual crossover point.....while tuning with my mic, i have observed many times a slope of LR 24db look more like a 12db slope on RTA...so its all a guessing game without a mic, unless you got them golden ears [/QUOTE]
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