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<blockquote data-quote="krisfnbz" data-source="post: 4175568" data-attributes="member: 570594">Right now I have my rainbows set to the following on my 9887 active:Low- 63hz @ 12dbMid-L set to 63hz, 12dbMid-H set to 5khz 12dbHigh- 5khz 12dbNow it is to my understanding that &quot;DB/slope&quot; pretty much means that the higher the number is the less that driver will play over that specific crossover point. Obviously the higer the number the driver will play less over that crossover point.In which point with active you have the ability to go from 0-6-12-18-24 in slope.Set by this example:<img src="http://www.caraudiobook.com/images/crossover_slopes.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />RIght now I do not have my gains set 100% correctly...but pretty close. Im going to eventually set them with a DMM to get 90-100w per door for the mids, and probably 50w or so for each tweet.I have found that when I turn the crossover down on the tweeter, it gets harsher.How would you run these speakers?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="krisfnbz, post: 4175568, member: 570594"] Right now I have my rainbows set to the following on my 9887 active: Low- 63hz @ 12db Mid-L set to 63hz, 12db Mid-H set to 5khz 12db High- 5khz 12db Now it is to my understanding that "DB/slope" pretty much means that the higher the number is the less that driver will play over that specific crossover point. Obviously the higer the number the driver will play less over that crossover point. In which point with active you have the ability to go from 0-6-12-18-24 in slope. Set by this example: [IMG]http://www.caraudiobook.com/images/crossover_slopes.gif[/IMG] RIght now I do not have my gains set 100% correctly...but pretty close. Im going to eventually set them with a DMM to get 90-100w per door for the mids, and probably 50w or so for each tweet. I have found that when I turn the crossover down on the tweeter, it gets harsher. How would you run these speakers? [/QUOTE]

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