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<blockquote data-quote="ErcsAudio" data-source="post: 8390153" data-attributes="member: 666089"><p>One good thing about using the HU Crossovers is that you can adjust it from the drivers seat. I usually use the HU Crossovers. I have a Kenwood DDX719 Double DIN in my Camaro. 3 sets of Pre-Outs. I set the main amps to the full range setting and the sub amps to the highest it's crossover will go (IIRC 250hz). Use the HU Crossovers. Some HU will also have adjustable slopes (The Kenwood DDX719 does, 12, 18, 24db). As well as other settings, Q, Phase (although some amps have phase control too). Again, a great benefit using the HU is adjustable from the drivers seat. On The Kenwood DDX719, all 3 Pre-Outs are adjustable in 10db increments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ErcsAudio, post: 8390153, member: 666089"] One good thing about using the HU Crossovers is that you can adjust it from the drivers seat. I usually use the HU Crossovers. I have a Kenwood DDX719 Double DIN in my Camaro. 3 sets of Pre-Outs. I set the main amps to the full range setting and the sub amps to the highest it's crossover will go (IIRC 250hz). Use the HU Crossovers. Some HU will also have adjustable slopes (The Kenwood DDX719 does, 12, 18, 24db). As well as other settings, Q, Phase (although some amps have phase control too). Again, a great benefit using the HU is adjustable from the drivers seat. On The Kenwood DDX719, all 3 Pre-Outs are adjustable in 10db increments. [/QUOTE]
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