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<blockquote data-quote="StoneJack" data-source="post: 8882476" data-attributes="member: 692334"><p>Thanks for replies! Let me deal with them in order.</p><p>1. Yes, I run them from aftermarket HU, Pioneer 3800. I believe it has sufficient power and I don't listen at high volume.</p><p>2. I tried all combinations of HPF on front (and tweeters - thats how Toyota speakers are wired) and LPF on subwoofer, sometimes on and sometimes off. I wanted clarity in vocals and crystal clear highs, with emphasided bass. I believe that Focal tweeters (aluminium) were good for highs but vocal were a bit dim. With Pioneer TS 736-2, which are like more full small speakers, rather than just tweeters, I get strong mids, which probably overpower Focal midbass woofers.</p><p>3. At the end, since subwoofer has a hardware crossover at 90, I turned off software LPF on the HU. I turned on HPF on doors speakers at 80.</p><p>4. EQ was very important. I turned down midsection and made it more like V eq preset, with mids down and bass and highs up. In Pioneer, this is Powerful present eq. I think it sounds the best now. I decided to keep Pioneer tweeters so far. Pioneer has even better tweeters but they are expensive (300 dollars). So I keep 150 dollar Pioneer tweeters TS-736-2.</p><p></p><p>With this EQ adjustment, sound is quite good, especially male voices. Female are not as good but OK in general. I get good bass and good highs.</p><p>Hope this helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StoneJack, post: 8882476, member: 692334"] Thanks for replies! Let me deal with them in order. 1. Yes, I run them from aftermarket HU, Pioneer 3800. I believe it has sufficient power and I don't listen at high volume. 2. I tried all combinations of HPF on front (and tweeters - thats how Toyota speakers are wired) and LPF on subwoofer, sometimes on and sometimes off. I wanted clarity in vocals and crystal clear highs, with emphasided bass. I believe that Focal tweeters (aluminium) were good for highs but vocal were a bit dim. With Pioneer TS 736-2, which are like more full small speakers, rather than just tweeters, I get strong mids, which probably overpower Focal midbass woofers. 3. At the end, since subwoofer has a hardware crossover at 90, I turned off software LPF on the HU. I turned on HPF on doors speakers at 80. 4. EQ was very important. I turned down midsection and made it more like V eq preset, with mids down and bass and highs up. In Pioneer, this is Powerful present eq. I think it sounds the best now. I decided to keep Pioneer tweeters so far. Pioneer has even better tweeters but they are expensive (300 dollars). So I keep 150 dollar Pioneer tweeters TS-736-2. With this EQ adjustment, sound is quite good, especially male voices. Female are not as good but OK in general. I get good bass and good highs. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]
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