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<blockquote data-quote="xguntherc" data-source="post: 6508070" data-attributes="member: 605519">Thanks eharri, I appreciate the informational response.. I dont understand how I could use a DMM to tweak it though.. Ill have to look into that. I should probably buy a DMM for having in general right.. as I dont have one..So you think I should use higher slopes. I have 12db or 24. So should I just try 24 n see how it sounds. Also your explanation of it feeling like you loose the up front bass is exactly how Id explain my current sound. its lacking the midrange and the feeling and sound of upfront bass... So try working with 80-100. that sounds good. the 85hz range.What about for the sub??Also my alpines handle about 50rms, my amp pushes 75 x 4 rms. so I have 4 channel amp gain at about 50% so I dont overdue it on the speakers...Anything else anyone can recommend? what about the frequency range setting of x1 and x10?Thanks for all the info, I really appreciate it</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xguntherc, post: 6508070, member: 605519"] Thanks eharri, I appreciate the informational response.. I dont understand how I could use a DMM to tweak it though.. Ill have to look into that. I should probably buy a DMM for having in general right.. as I dont have one.. So you think I should use higher slopes. I have 12db or 24. So should I just try 24 n see how it sounds. Also your explanation of it feeling like you loose the up front bass is exactly how Id explain my current sound. its lacking the midrange and the feeling and sound of upfront bass... So try working with 80-100. that sounds good. the 85hz range. What about for the sub?? Also my alpines handle about 50rms, my amp pushes 75 x 4 rms. so I have 4 channel amp gain at about 50% so I dont overdue it on the speakers... Anything else anyone can recommend? what about the frequency range setting of x1 and x10? Thanks for all the info, I really appreciate it [/QUOTE]

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