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Please some help with crossover settings
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<blockquote data-quote="spokey9" data-source="post: 8856117" data-attributes="member: 685744"><p>For the front and rear speakers set the high-pass filter around 80-120 hz depending on what sounds better with over driving the speakers (you'll need to setting for the front speakers and rear speakers will probably be different)...sending low frequencies (full-range) to your speakers will reduce how much power they can take before reaching the mechanical or thermal limits and risk damaging the speaker...not to mention it won't sound good...</p><p></p><p>Then set lowpass filter on your sub channel to 80 hz or so and adjust from there to what sounds best while trying to match up with hpf...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spokey9, post: 8856117, member: 685744"] For the front and rear speakers set the high-pass filter around 80-120 hz depending on what sounds better with over driving the speakers (you'll need to setting for the front speakers and rear speakers will probably be different)...sending low frequencies (full-range) to your speakers will reduce how much power they can take before reaching the mechanical or thermal limits and risk damaging the speaker...not to mention it won't sound good... Then set lowpass filter on your sub channel to 80 hz or so and adjust from there to what sounds best while trying to match up with hpf... [/QUOTE]
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