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<blockquote data-quote="2kchevy06civic" data-source="post: 973063" data-attributes="member: 557048">no no no no.&nbsp; I know the deck has built in cross overs, in pro mode it has a cross over that is for a 3 way speaker system.&nbsp; in regular mode it has cross overs for mids and highs.yes I meant the slope db/octave....but perhaps I still don&#039;t understand that.&nbsp; I just need that because won&#039;t I need to have slopes on certain ranges, like a 24db octave for 1khz for example.edit:I don&#039;t think I&#039;ll have a problem installing the stuff, but maybe getting it tuned I will.I can&#039;t ask the people around here how to properly use my 8053 because no one has used one.&nbsp; I have read &quot;parts&quot; of the user manual, like for time alignment and that in pro mode the cross over is for a 3 way speaker system.Plus I am a member of forums for a reason, to learn.&nbsp; You aren&#039;t a dick squeak you have helped me a lot (amongst others) I may have just worded the above questions wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2kchevy06civic, post: 973063, member: 557048"] no no no no. I know the deck has built in cross overs, in pro mode it has a cross over that is for a 3 way speaker system. in regular mode it has cross overs for mids and highs. yes I meant the slope db/octave....but perhaps I still don't understand that. I just need that because won't I need to have slopes on certain ranges, like a 24db octave for 1khz for example. edit: I don't think I'll have a problem installing the stuff, but maybe getting it tuned I will. I can't ask the people around here how to properly use my 8053 because no one has used one. I have read "parts" of the user manual, like for time alignment and that in pro mode the cross over is for a 3 way speaker system. Plus I am a member of forums for a reason, to learn. You aren't a dick squeak you have helped me a lot (amongst others) I may have just worded the above questions wrong. [/QUOTE]

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