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<blockquote data-quote="aworldcollision" data-source="post: 5914122" data-attributes="member: 591636">So you plan on using the 4 inch comps with their passive crossover, correct?And you plan on setting the midbass from 80-90-1k?No. On the one hand, I should let you research, which is what James is doing. On the other hand, if you are using that processor, those won&#039;t be the crossover points anyway, being an auto-tune processor.If you plan on running a 4-way set-up using the 4 inch comps on a passive crossover, be sure to have the tweets and the mids as close together as possible, and of course, high, where tweeters belong.I said no because you have a huge overlap and have chosen terrible crossover points. If you are using an auto-tune device, you are still limited by the quality of install.I don&#039;t&nbsp; have this processor, I have the CDA 9887 which has the same processing abilities. Its not a magic fix-all. You will still need to learn some.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aworldcollision, post: 5914122, member: 591636"] So you plan on using the 4 inch comps with their passive crossover, correct? And you plan on setting the midbass from 80-90-1k? No. On the one hand, I should let you research, which is what James is doing. On the other hand, if you are using that processor, those won't be the crossover points anyway, being an auto-tune processor. If you plan on running a 4-way set-up using the 4 inch comps on a passive crossover, be sure to have the tweets and the mids as close together as possible, and of course, high, where tweeters belong. I said no because you have a huge overlap and have chosen terrible crossover points. If you are using an auto-tune device, you are still limited by the quality of install. I don't have this processor, I have the CDA 9887 which has the same processing abilities. Its not a magic fix-all. You will still need to learn some. [/QUOTE]

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