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<blockquote data-quote="SQUIRRELMASTER" data-source="post: 8265017" data-attributes="member: 660899">A few quick questions. May come off as dumb, or trollish, but just looking for help. I have the Pioneer AVH-3600BHS. I just installed a new amp today, and completed the big three. I&#039;m going to tune the amp tomorrow, and re-do the hu settings (from the battery being un hooked). Anyway, questions:The unit has a sub control feature of course. It has a built in sub crossover frequency which I plan to put at 80Hz. Also, the amp has a LPF as well, and I&#039;ve heard before you should use one or the other. Not both. It is safe to assume the best way to use the crossover is by adjusting the amp only? Amp and HU?Next question:HU also has a high pass filter ranging from (50/63/80/100/125Hz). I use a custom EQ setting I set up, so is the HPF worth fooling with, or should I just leave it off?Any and all help appreciated</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SQUIRRELMASTER, post: 8265017, member: 660899"] A few quick questions. May come off as dumb, or trollish, but just looking for help. I have the Pioneer AVH-3600BHS. I just installed a new amp today, and completed the big three. I'm going to tune the amp tomorrow, and re-do the hu settings (from the battery being un hooked). Anyway, questions: The unit has a sub control feature of course. It has a built in sub crossover frequency which I plan to put at 80Hz. Also, the amp has a LPF as well, and I've heard before you should use one or the other. Not both. It is safe to assume the best way to use the crossover is by adjusting the amp only? Amp and HU? Next question: HU also has a high pass filter ranging from (50/63/80/100/125Hz). I use a custom EQ setting I set up, so is the HPF worth fooling with, or should I just leave it off? Any and all help appreciated [/QUOTE]

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