Help with tuning me 3way crossver

[xDATx 10+ year member]

Help with tuning me 3way crossver

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http://www.millionbuy.com/pericbm7212.html

I have my mids wired on my 4ch amp on the rear channel and the tweeter wired at the front channel. The xover I have is a PERFORMANCE TEKNIQUE ICBM-7212 3-Way Electronic CROSSOVER.

I have my mids HPF at 80z – LPF at 2.8Khz

I have my tweeters HPF at 2.8Khz but don’t know how to set my lowpass

I what to know what level the dials for each output be set at on the xover, and I need to know if the mids go to the front ch on the xover or the rear….

I need help basically

Thanks guys

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[xDATx 10+ year member]

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[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

It's been 15 FUCKING minutes... calm down...

nG

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

The lowpass channel is for your subwoofer. Set it ~63hz...

kthnx.

nG

 

[xDATx 10+ year member]

big help, thats NOT my question...i have the subwoofer output figured out...

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Help with tuning me 3way crossver
http://us.st11.yimg.com/us.st.yimg.com/I/millionbuy_2000_34139735

http://www.millionbuy.com/pericbm7212.html

I have my mids wired on my 4ch amp on the rear channel and the tweeter wired at the front channel. The xover I have is a PERFORMANCE TEKNIQUE ICBM-7212 3-Way Electronic CROSSOVER.

I have my mids HPF at 80z – LPF at 2.8Khz

I have my tweeters HPF at 2.8Khz but don’t know how to set my lowpass

I what to know what level the dials for each output be set at on the xover, and I need to know if the mids go to the front ch on the xover or the rear….

I need help basically

Thanks guys

I answered your bolded question fuckstick.

As far as "I what to know"... I don't know what that means...

nG

 

[xDATx 10+ year member]

if you look at the xover pic i provided you will see that the highpass which is the front channel has no lowpass...not once was i rude to you bastard...so calm down dipshit

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

if you look at the xover pic i provided you will see that the highpass which is the front channel has no lowpass...not once was i rude to you bastard...so calm down dipshit

Well maybe if you learned how to speak english, and were more patient it would be quite a bit easier.

The is NO lowpass on the front channel because it is for the tweeter. Do you even understand the terms, and what you are actually doing when you use a 3way xover, with the HighPass, LowPass, and BandPass?

The level dials are for attenuation, essentially they are like a "gain" for each output on the xover.

What HU do you have RCA's coming from, and how many are hooked up to the inputs on the Xover?

The outputs of the xover are as follows:

-Front output to the input on the amplifier which you have your tweeters hooked up to.

-Rear output to the iput on the amplifier which you have your mids hooked up to.

-Subwoofer output to the input on your amplifier for your subwoofer.

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kurwelcome.

nG

 

[xDATx 10+ year member]

ok, I have a Eclipse CD8445 and have RCA's for the sub, front, and rear coming from the HU. They plug into the xover inputs for each specified area...

thanks

 

[energizedsbs 10+ year member]

theres no lowpass for the tweeters..

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

theres no lowpass for the tweeters..

Already been answered there chief.

nG

 

[xDATx 10+ year member]

anyone else? this doesn't help me much...

 

[xDATx 10+ year member]

hey, I finally got my tweets and mids set and sound great...

but now i was trying to tune the sub amp and the xover, so i turned down the gain all the way down(lowest) and the xover gain for the sub to max and my subs are bumpin hard...is that normal...shouldn't the gain on the amp be up?

 

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

anyone else? this doesn't help me much...

How the hell does it not help. I told you exactly what to do.

hey, I finally got my tweets and mids set and sound great...
but now i was trying to tune the sub amp and the xover, so i turned down the gain all the way down(lowest) and the xover gain for the sub to max and my subs are bumpin hard...is that normal...shouldn't the gain on the amp be up?

Like I said earlier, the level on the xover essentially a gain as well. If you turn the level up, you are sending a stronger signal to your subwoofer amplifier... therefore the subwoofer gain does not need to be turned up as much.

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nG

 

[xDATx 10+ year member]

Like I said earlier, the level on the xover essentially a gain as well. If you turn the level up, you are sending a stronger signal to your subwoofer amplifier... therefore the subwoofer gain does not need to be turned up as much.

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nG

^ on the amp or the xover?