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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8647432" data-attributes="member: 675210"><p>I also have my sub crossed over at 120hz 12db slope on the head unit and all the way up on the amplifier. SSF at 30ish? It's hard to tell. My HPF is set to 60hz 12db slope and yes, there is an overlap between the sub and my mids, on purpose. Where the mids roll of and start getting quiet the sub is hitting as it rolls off... makes it sound as if those frequencies are in front of me. (Snap of the kick drum, higher bass notes, Lower guitar and bass guitar). Turn the sub off, play some music and listen to the bass in the song through the mids and highs only. Play with the HPF on the head unit until the bass sounds good but is not distorting. Turn the sub on, play the same song at the same volume and do the same thing but with the LPF until it blends with the mids. Should be pretty good at that point and you can tweak until it sounds best to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8647432, member: 675210"] I also have my sub crossed over at 120hz 12db slope on the head unit and all the way up on the amplifier. SSF at 30ish? It's hard to tell. My HPF is set to 60hz 12db slope and yes, there is an overlap between the sub and my mids, on purpose. Where the mids roll of and start getting quiet the sub is hitting as it rolls off... makes it sound as if those frequencies are in front of me. (Snap of the kick drum, higher bass notes, Lower guitar and bass guitar). Turn the sub off, play some music and listen to the bass in the song through the mids and highs only. Play with the HPF on the head unit until the bass sounds good but is not distorting. Turn the sub on, play the same song at the same volume and do the same thing but with the LPF until it blends with the mids. Should be pretty good at that point and you can tweak until it sounds best to you. [/QUOTE]
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