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<blockquote data-quote="ronjon228" data-source="post: 377216" data-attributes="member: 551820">Well first off, check my sig for my setup.&nbsp; The X-over Im using is a 3-way which outputs high, mid, and low freq via RCA&#039;s.&nbsp; So I have a 4-channel profile running my comps and a tsunami monoblock running my sub.&nbsp; I have my head units hpf off and the low pass filter off as well.&nbsp; I have the eq all flat and the loud off.&nbsp; Also, I have the low freq tuned to 80hz, the mid tuned to 1k and the highs at 12k.&nbsp; The slopes are bass=1W, mid=1N, high=1W.&nbsp; Then on to the x-over.&nbsp; The low cut off is 90hz, the mids are 90hz to 6k and the highs are 4k and up.&nbsp; The only reason I overlapped the mids and highs from 4k to 6k is because it really sounded much better like this.&nbsp; Just to clear this up as well... the profile&#039;s x-overs are set of full for both sets of outputs.&nbsp; Also, one set of outputs (2 of the channels) are run to the tweets.&nbsp; The other 2 channels are run to my mid drivers.&nbsp; Im using an inifnity comp set.&nbsp; The reason I set it up this way is so I can use the x-over as a dedicated tuning point for my whole setup and have a dedicated and seperated mid and high line from the profile.&nbsp; Basically I just wanted to know how this setup sounds to you all.&nbsp; If I am doing something wrong please let me know.&nbsp; The only real problem I&#039;m having is getting my mids to sound right.&nbsp; The sub and highs sounds great, but the mid gets a little muddy at times.&nbsp; No matter what I do with the x-over or the head unit I just can&#039;t get it quite right.&nbsp; So if anyone has any suggestions on how to make this setup sound better let me know.&nbsp; I know how to use the equipment I have, Im just pretty new to the whole tuning deal so I need some help.ThanksRon Jon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ronjon228, post: 377216, member: 551820"] Well first off, check my sig for my setup. The X-over Im using is a 3-way which outputs high, mid, and low freq via RCA's. So I have a 4-channel profile running my comps and a tsunami monoblock running my sub. I have my head units hpf off and the low pass filter off as well. I have the eq all flat and the loud off. Also, I have the low freq tuned to 80hz, the mid tuned to 1k and the highs at 12k. The slopes are bass=1W, mid=1N, high=1W. Then on to the x-over. The low cut off is 90hz, the mids are 90hz to 6k and the highs are 4k and up. The only reason I overlapped the mids and highs from 4k to 6k is because it really sounded much better like this. Just to clear this up as well... the profile's x-overs are set of full for both sets of outputs. Also, one set of outputs (2 of the channels) are run to the tweets. The other 2 channels are run to my mid drivers. Im using an inifnity comp set. The reason I set it up this way is so I can use the x-over as a dedicated tuning point for my whole setup and have a dedicated and seperated mid and high line from the profile. Basically I just wanted to know how this setup sounds to you all. If I am doing something wrong please let me know. The only real problem I'm having is getting my mids to sound right. The sub and highs sounds great, but the mid gets a little muddy at times. No matter what I do with the x-over or the head unit I just can't get it quite right. So if anyone has any suggestions on how to make this setup sound better let me know. I know how to use the equipment I have, Im just pretty new to the whole tuning deal so I need some help. Thanks Ron Jon [/QUOTE]

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