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<blockquote data-quote="-------" data-source="post: 8606777" data-attributes="member: 673930">the amp has no bass boostthe subsonic... humm i has thinking to set it to 30hz since my subs claim to do 20hz to 180hz and i tune the the box to +/- 34hzto set the subsonic i try to use a 30hz tone and see how they handle it... if they handle fine stay like that, if no, i set it to the box tune, 34hzthe low pass i was thinking around 100hz like i did the last time... i use a 100hz test tone to set crossover start from down(50hz) and turn the knob up u will start to hear something very far away and when it reach a volume point that stops going up u back down and try to find the exect point where the 100hz came fully to live and leave it here... did the same to set the high pass for the door speakers but reverse, when i stop here the tone it means that u cut 100hz go back just a bit when o hear a farway tone ant the speakers and o gave kind of a slop at the crossoverif u want o can test after that, use 120hz to lp on sub and a 80 or 90 hz n the speakers amp and check if u can hear something, if do hear its up to u if u want to cut more or leave it like thati think my way of thinking is correct rigth? it hard to set crossovers, they are allways something like this, 50hz to 250hz, how the hell are we supose to a especific frequency? how can we fin 100hz? i came with that ideia hope im doing fine lol</blockquote>

[QUOTE="-------, post: 8606777, member: 673930"] the amp has no bass boost the subsonic... humm i has thinking to set it to 30hz since my subs claim to do 20hz to 180hz and i tune the the box to +/- 34hz to set the subsonic i try to use a 30hz tone and see how they handle it... if they handle fine stay like that, if no, i set it to the box tune, 34hz the low pass i was thinking around 100hz like i did the last time... i use a 100hz test tone to set crossover start from down(50hz) and turn the knob up u will start to hear something very far away and when it reach a volume point that stops going up u back down and try to find the exect point where the 100hz came fully to live and leave it here... did the same to set the high pass for the door speakers but reverse, when i stop here the tone it means that u cut 100hz go back just a bit when o hear a farway tone ant the speakers and o gave kind of a slop at the crossover if u want o can test after that, use 120hz to lp on sub and a 80 or 90 hz n the speakers amp and check if u can hear something, if do hear its up to u if u want to cut more or leave it like that i think my way of thinking is correct rigth? it hard to set crossovers, they are allways something like this, 50hz to 250hz, how the hell are we supose to a especific frequency? how can we fin 100hz? i came with that ideia hope im doing fine lol [/QUOTE]

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