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<blockquote data-quote="Kyle87" data-source="post: 8885381" data-attributes="member: 692625">Hi all,&nbsp;New here. I&#039;ve been diving in to the world of car audio and have a DIY Frankenstein of sorts. Cars name is Nebula. She sounds good but I&#039;m messing with my DSP settings and getting in a little over my head. I understand it all I&#039;m just not exactly sure what process to use to balance it all correctly? There&#039;s just so many different settings. I&#039;ll try to get a full enough list of what I have. Keep in mind I&#039;ve done every bit of work myself and have been working on a shoestring budget. Invested around $600-700 so far.Sjoybring head unit4 @ 60w speaker level outputs supplying two 3.5&quot; stock dash speakers and two rear door speakers4 @ low level rca outputs supplying DSPWireless android source (usually)Marts bluetooth DSP 4 ch in30 band parametric eqPhase swap8 ch outputInput eq8 ch output eqInd gainDelayInd crossover settingsJust upgraded to Andemann AS2200.D amplifier (DSP fed, ch 6)Class DTested 1000w RMS @ 2 Ohm4ga power/groundNo fusesInternal protectionSubsonic/LPFUsing bridged input but has R/L and bridged output for strapping (?)\/Gothic 12&quot; subwooferDual 4 ohm voice coils wired parallel1250w RMS @ 2 OhmTuned to 20-90hz300w integrated amp (DSP fed, ch 5)\/Kicker 10&quot;Not sure of specsUsed for midbass, tuned to 60-200 hzEclipse EA4100 (DSP fed, ch 1-4)300w RMS4 ch in/out4 x 75w RMS @ 4 Ohm\/NVX XSP69KIT 300w RMS 6&quot;x9&quot; X-Series 2-Way Component Speakers with 1&quot; Silk Dome TweetersDidn&#039;t use included 4,500 hz crossovers.6x9s in front doors tuned around 100-1000hzTweeters on windshield in top corners tuned around 4k-20khz.I know I&#039;m missing some freq but my 6x9s (ch3,4) seem muddled when I raise the LPF. Any suggestions? Maybe raising LPF and lowering dB in the 1k-4k range?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kyle87, post: 8885381, member: 692625"] Hi all, New here. I've been diving in to the world of car audio and have a DIY Frankenstein of sorts. Cars name is Nebula. She sounds good but I'm messing with my DSP settings and getting in a little over my head. I understand it all I'm just not exactly sure what process to use to balance it all correctly? There's just so many different settings. I'll try to get a full enough list of what I have. Keep in mind I've done every bit of work myself and have been working on a shoestring budget. Invested around $600-700 so far. Sjoybring head unit 4 @ 60w speaker level outputs supplying two 3.5" stock dash speakers and two rear door speakers 4 @ low level rca outputs supplying DSP Wireless android source (usually) Marts bluetooth DSP 4 ch in 30 band parametric eq Phase swap 8 ch output Input eq 8 ch output eq Ind gain Delay Ind crossover settings Just upgraded to Andemann AS2200.D amplifier (DSP fed, ch 6) Class D Tested 1000w RMS @ 2 Ohm 4ga power/ground No fuses Internal protection Subsonic/LPF Using bridged input but has R/L and bridged output for strapping (?) \/ Gothic 12" subwoofer Dual 4 ohm voice coils wired parallel 1250w RMS @ 2 Ohm Tuned to 20-90hz 300w integrated amp (DSP fed, ch 5) \/ Kicker 10" Not sure of specs Used for midbass, tuned to 60-200 hz Eclipse EA4100 (DSP fed, ch 1-4) 300w RMS 4 ch in/out 4 x 75w RMS @ 4 Ohm \/ NVX XSP69KIT 300w RMS 6"x9" X-Series 2-Way Component Speakers with 1" Silk Dome Tweeters Didn't use included 4,500 hz crossovers. 6x9s in front doors tuned around 100-1000hz Tweeters on windshield in top corners tuned around 4k-20khz. I know I'm missing some freq but my 6x9s (ch3,4) seem muddled when I raise the LPF. Any suggestions? Maybe raising LPF and lowering dB in the 1k-4k range? [/QUOTE]

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