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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 4183726" data-attributes="member: 558845"><p>What would be good amplifier settings for these subs? Meaning LPF, SSF, because i know that the xmax of these sube are very limited and the suspension is weak however they have good power handling. I was just wondering where I should set the filters to get the most output and least xmax? Box size and tuning freq is a big factor also so off topic what size box and tuning freq should i use. I will be running 200 watts to the sub. Right now I have it in a 2.1 cube box tuned to 42hz. I know I need to drop the freq of the box to around 35hz but what would be a good box size and tuning with the power I have. And what should I set the SSF and LPF to keep the cone in control, and keep the suspension from bottoming out. Because when I had the LPF set to 80-100hz the sub bottomed like crazy. This is all running off of a converter, and a stock Pioneer Scion TC HU. Would replacing the HU make a big difference? And another thing is that the sub only hits the low to mid notes, I want it to hit all the notes the same. So if anyone has experience with these subs and knows how to set the filters let me know what to set the LPF and SSF to in which I will get the most output without anykind of bottoming. I need your opinions/exp. towards the size and freq of the also. Once again I want it to where I will get the most output, without the subs bottoming</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 4183726, member: 558845"] What would be good amplifier settings for these subs? Meaning LPF, SSF, because i know that the xmax of these sube are very limited and the suspension is weak however they have good power handling. I was just wondering where I should set the filters to get the most output and least xmax? Box size and tuning freq is a big factor also so off topic what size box and tuning freq should i use. I will be running 200 watts to the sub. Right now I have it in a 2.1 cube box tuned to 42hz. I know I need to drop the freq of the box to around 35hz but what would be a good box size and tuning with the power I have. And what should I set the SSF and LPF to keep the cone in control, and keep the suspension from bottoming out. Because when I had the LPF set to 80-100hz the sub bottomed like crazy. This is all running off of a converter, and a stock Pioneer Scion TC HU. Would replacing the HU make a big difference? And another thing is that the sub only hits the low to mid notes, I want it to hit all the notes the same. So if anyone has experience with these subs and knows how to set the filters let me know what to set the LPF and SSF to in which I will get the most output without anykind of bottoming. I need your opinions/exp. towards the size and freq of the also. Once again I want it to where I will get the most output, without the subs bottoming [/QUOTE]

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