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<blockquote data-quote="stevem5000" data-source="post: 346916" data-attributes="member: 549909">I am a novice at this stuff...Looking at an amp for my subs...I would like a full range system and am thinking of crossing my subs at about 500 Hz...I don&#039;t want &quot;booming&quot; bass...Some of the amps I am looking at offer a hi pass filter and a low pass filter...For example...this one amp says...&quot;high-pass (50-750 Hz)/low-pass (50-120 Hz) crossovers, 18 dB/octave&quot;...Does this mean I can...1) hook my subs to the high-pass and use a crossover freq of 500hzor do I only have the option of...2) hooking my subs to the low-pass and would then have to crossover at 120 hz...If I have only option 2, then what would I hook to the hi-pass filter???Can someone explain to me the difference between them...ThanxSteve</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevem5000, post: 346916, member: 549909"] I am a novice at this stuff... Looking at an amp for my subs...I would like a full range system and am thinking of crossing my subs at about 500 Hz...I don't want "booming" bass... Some of the amps I am looking at offer a hi pass filter and a low pass filter... For example...this one amp says..."high-pass (50-750 Hz)/low-pass (50-120 Hz) crossovers, 18 dB/octave"... Does this mean I can... 1) hook my subs to the high-pass and use a crossover freq of 500hz or do I only have the option of... 2) hooking my subs to the low-pass and would then have to crossover at 120 hz... If I have only option 2, then what would I hook to the hi-pass filter??? Can someone explain to me the difference between them... Thanx Steve [/QUOTE]

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