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<blockquote data-quote="trumpet" data-source="post: 8146803" data-attributes="member: 628688">You HAVE TO use the 31 band graphic EQ after calibration. Like I&#039;ve said before, it is NOT like your typical graphic EQ. You draw a curve to get the system sounding how you want, like this:<img src="http://www.513electronics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/stargetresponse.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />You will need to set your amplifier&#039;s crossovers to full range. You define all the crossovers in MS-8. I promise, if you have the ability to figure out crossovers and slopes to get your system sounding good you can handle MS-8. Write down your crossover settings so you can set it that way with MS-8. It will prompt you for a subsonic filter, then sub/midbass, then midbass/midrange, then midrange/tweeter. You can&#039;t underlap or overlap frequencies. You can choose -6, -12, -18, or -24 dB/octave for your slopes. I strongly recommend you start with them all at 24 dB/octave, except the subsonic filter typically is a 12 dB slope.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trumpet, post: 8146803, member: 628688"] You HAVE TO use the 31 band graphic EQ after calibration. Like I've said before, it is NOT like your typical graphic EQ. You draw a curve to get the system sounding how you want, like this: [IMG]http://www.513electronics.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/stargetresponse.jpg[/IMG] You will need to set your amplifier's crossovers to full range. You define all the crossovers in MS-8. I promise, if you have the ability to figure out crossovers and slopes to get your system sounding good you can handle MS-8. Write down your crossover settings so you can set it that way with MS-8. It will prompt you for a subsonic filter, then sub/midbass, then midbass/midrange, then midrange/tweeter. You can't underlap or overlap frequencies. You can choose -6, -12, -18, or -24 dB/octave for your slopes. I strongly recommend you start with them all at 24 dB/octave, except the subsonic filter typically is a 12 dB slope. [/QUOTE]

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