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<blockquote data-quote="RoYALbLUE08" data-source="post: 7800942" data-attributes="member: 637100">So i have a precision power BK800.4 Amplifier thats rated 130 watts RMS.Anyway i have no idea how to set the HPF cross over on this thing. it goes from 15hz-4KHZ (4000HZ) with no numbers in between. anyway i have Hybrid Imagine speakers and im tyring to get it to sound right but theres no way i can without crossing it almost all the way to 4000hz....wtf?i called bob at hybrid and he told me the speakers should be crossed between 80-100hz and no more than that for these speakers. well if i put it any lower than IDK wat hz its on all i get is a farting booming bass sounds like its gonna blow the speakers up. IDK wat to do. this is how i figured how to try and FIGURE out what the HZ numbers are on the DIAL, i subtracted 15 from 4000, so obviously its still around 4000, then i turned the knob down half of that so it should be around 2k hz? then another half, 1k, another 500, and another 250 etc. but thers no possible way i can put the HPF lower than about 6/8ths of the way to almost 4khz im guessingis it the amplifier thats messing everything up for me? i need a good amp that can do a little more than 100 watts rms without the stupid 15-4khz crossover</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoYALbLUE08, post: 7800942, member: 637100"] So i have a precision power BK800.4 Amplifier thats rated 130 watts RMS. Anyway i have no idea how to set the HPF cross over on this thing. it goes from 15hz-4KHZ (4000HZ) with no numbers in between. anyway i have Hybrid Imagine speakers and im tyring to get it to sound right but theres no way i can without crossing it almost all the way to 4000hz....wtf? i called bob at hybrid and he told me the speakers should be crossed between 80-100hz and no more than that for these speakers. well if i put it any lower than IDK wat hz its on all i get is a farting booming bass sounds like its gonna blow the speakers up. IDK wat to do. this is how i figured how to try and FIGURE out what the HZ numbers are on the DIAL, i subtracted 15 from 4000, so obviously its still around 4000, then i turned the knob down half of that so it should be around 2k hz? then another half, 1k, another 500, and another 250 etc. but thers no possible way i can put the HPF lower than about 6/8ths of the way to almost 4khz im guessing is it the amplifier thats messing everything up for me? i need a good amp that can do a little more than 100 watts rms without the stupid 15-4khz crossover [/QUOTE]

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