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<blockquote data-quote="spencer321" data-source="post: 4988857" data-attributes="member: 599233"><p>yes, basically your creating a bandpass filter on your mids to keep them from playing too low and possibly damaging the speaker. the lowpass in your bandpass is controlled by the passive crossover, it only allows the mid to play from a certain frequency and below, you have to them use your amp (or your headunit if you have one built in) to create a high pass so the mid won't play any lower than a certain point, and from that point (say 80hz) and lower your subs should pick up whatevers missing</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spencer321, post: 4988857, member: 599233"] yes, basically your creating a bandpass filter on your mids to keep them from playing too low and possibly damaging the speaker. the lowpass in your bandpass is controlled by the passive crossover, it only allows the mid to play from a certain frequency and below, you have to them use your amp (or your headunit if you have one built in) to create a high pass so the mid won't play any lower than a certain point, and from that point (say 80hz) and lower your subs should pick up whatevers missing [/QUOTE]
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