should I use a crossover for mu subs or something???

[romans535 10+ year member]

I need some feedback on getting a crossover or something for my subs, I just completed installing 2 T212d2's powered by 2 T1000.1bd(rockford fosgate brand) well it sounds real good. But yes good could always sound better.

GRACIAS

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[95BlackGA 5,000+ posts]

The amp has a built in cross over. What makes you think you need a crossover, first of all?

 

[romans535 10+ year member]

I need some feedback on getting a crossover or something for my subs, I just completed installing 2 T212d2's powered by 2 T1000.1bd(rockford fosgate brand) well it sounds real good. But yes good could always sound better.
GRACIAS

The amp has a built in cross over. What makes you think you need a crossover, first of all?

so your saying thats the best I can get the bass(with my setup of course)

 

[95BlackGA 5,000+ posts]

so your saying thats the best I can get the bass(with my setup of course)

No, not at all. I was just stating that your amp has a built in crossover and maybe messing with it would be better than buying an external crossover. Why do you think you would benefit with an external crossover? There's always room for improvement, but it depends on what you're after, and what you dislike about the current setup.

 

[romans535 10+ year member]

No, not at all. I was just stating that your amp has a built in crossover and maybe messing with it would be better than buying an external crossover. Why do you think you would benefit with an external crossover? There's always room for improvement, but it depends on what you're after, and what you dislike about the current setup.

not that I dislike it but hey if theirs something else(not too expensive) that I could add that might better it some. Its like the cherry on top.

Just making sure I didnt miss anything all the adjustments have been made already on the amp according to RF so.......