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<blockquote data-quote="Kickstand" data-source="post: 8750917" data-attributes="member: 681842">You have them set to all pass which means the amps crossover is bypassedSince your running components with passive crossovers then then you don&#039;t need the to mess with the amps crossoverYou can set your gains (input level) with a multimeter and test tonesHere is a how to on itYou can download the test tones from the JL audio website[MEDIA=youtube]bRzn1KCX2sQ[/MEDIA]As for the cross over on the sub amp I would start at about 80 hz and then play with it until it sounds rightJust make small adjustments and then listen for a day and then re adjust if needed It takes a long time to get them just rightHell I used to always play with mine, now I have DSP so there are way more settings to play withIt kind of comes with the territory You can set the gains on your sub amp the same way and the punch EQ is a user specific kind of thingYou just have to play with it until you like the sound</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kickstand, post: 8750917, member: 681842"] You have them set to all pass which means the amps crossover is bypassed Since your running components with passive crossovers then then you don't need the to mess with the amps crossover You can set your gains (input level) with a multimeter and test tones Here is a how to on it You can download the test tones from the JL audio website [MEDIA=youtube]bRzn1KCX2sQ[/MEDIA] As for the cross over on the sub amp I would start at about 80 hz and then play with it until it sounds right Just make small adjustments and then listen for a day and then re adjust if needed It takes a long time to get them just right Hell I used to always play with mine, now I have DSP so there are way more settings to play with It kind of comes with the territory You can set the gains on your sub amp the same way and the punch EQ is a user specific kind of thing You just have to play with it until you like the sound [/QUOTE]

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