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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8703893" data-attributes="member: 675210">Ok Big Apple... I went into the DSP yet one more time because ya never know. 24db at the octaves. I remeasured my distances to the speakers to the estimated plane of the voice coils. Here is what I did. I know AF said set the crossovers at the half octave&nbsp; but for some reason I did them at the octave. Looking at the DSP&#039;s graph, they don&#039;t look like they are crossing over badly... no gaps to speak of but something tells me that wasn&#039;t the point of AF being specific about half octave with the 24db Link Riley. I will re-do them after dinner....Left Tweeter/Mid (These are in the same door panel but are split off of a passive crossover. Their distances are split in the middle then estimated to the VC plane) 35.5&quot; from left ear, normal relaxed seating position. 70&quot; - 35.5&quot; = 34.5&quot; in the DSPLeft Midbass measured from left ear to the grill plus 1&quot;. Left Midbass 42&quot;. 70&quot; - 42&quot; = 28&quot; in the DSPRight Tweeter/Mid (Same as left door) Right Tweeter/Mid 52&quot;. 70&quot; - 52&quot; = 18&quot; in the DSPRight Midbass (Same as left door) Right Midbass 55.5&quot;. 70&quot; - 55.5&quot; = 14.5&quot; in the DSPSub crossover 24db Link Riley 100hzMidbass crossover 24db Link Riley 200hz to 1Khz (What is the half octave? 150hz on the bottom?)Mid/Twt crossover 24db Link Riley 2Khz (Is the half octave 1500hz?)<img src="https://i.ibb.co/dWmgS6R/20200429-195444-HDR.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /><img src="https://i.ibb.co/5BG2YP5/20200429-195456-HDR.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /><img src="https://i.ibb.co/Hp5Fyf8/20200429-195505-HDR.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8703893, member: 675210"] Ok Big Apple... I went into the DSP yet one more time because ya never know. 24db at the octaves. I remeasured my distances to the speakers to the estimated plane of the voice coils. Here is what I did. I know AF said set the crossovers at the half octave but for some reason I did them at the octave. Looking at the DSP's graph, they don't look like they are crossing over badly... no gaps to speak of but something tells me that wasn't the point of AF being specific about half octave with the 24db Link Riley. I will re-do them after dinner.... Left Tweeter/Mid (These are in the same door panel but are split off of a passive crossover. Their distances are split in the middle then estimated to the VC plane) 35.5" from left ear, normal relaxed seating position. 70" - 35.5" = 34.5" in the DSP Left Midbass measured from left ear to the grill plus 1". Left Midbass 42". 70" - 42" = 28" in the DSP Right Tweeter/Mid (Same as left door) Right Tweeter/Mid 52". 70" - 52" = 18" in the DSP Right Midbass (Same as left door) Right Midbass 55.5". 70" - 55.5" = 14.5" in the DSP Sub crossover 24db Link Riley 100hz Midbass crossover 24db Link Riley 200hz to 1Khz (What is the half octave? 150hz on the bottom?) Mid/Twt crossover 24db Link Riley 2Khz (Is the half octave 1500hz?) [img]https://i.ibb.co/dWmgS6R/20200429-195444-HDR.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/5BG2YP5/20200429-195456-HDR.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.ibb.co/Hp5Fyf8/20200429-195505-HDR.jpg[/img] [/QUOTE]

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