This is sorta noobish but imma still ask

[BUMP MY RIDE 10+ year member]

Most the crossovers on my equipment are not precise meaning u gotta be guessing, its how they are label like my amp crossover lpf has two known points thats 40hz min and 110hz max no other numbers in between so i gotta guess what frequency its at it sucks gotta set by ear:crap: . Is there anyway i can tell wat frequency my lpf is set at?

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[Prowler573 5,000+ posts]

Without some fairly involved testing equipment there will be no way to tell exactly what frequency the filters are set at. Even for amps that have the settings more clearly marked the markings aren't going to be exact...

 

[bassaholic 10+ year member]

same here i had to set by ear :/

 

[BUMP MY RIDE 10+ year member]

well is it anyway to tell what range im playing wid approximently or i gotta turn it till wat sounds right:crap: i find that between 60 and 70 sounds right in my car the problem is when i set it by ear some songs sounds like if i need to raise it or lower it slight grrr.

 

[BUMP MY RIDE 10+ year member]

Another thing the subsonic filter is dat way too 10 min and 40 max how can i set this assume about half? i wud like to set it to 25 hz since my box is tuned and 32 hz

 

[D-C 10+ year member]

Maybe you could use a test tone CD to help you set it by ear.

 

[canadiancav 10+ year member]

Maybe you could use a test tone CD to help you set it by ear.

Agreed. Test tones and a DMM might be safer if we're talking mids and tweets though.

 

[wilzyx 5,000+ posts]

Agreed. Test tones and a DMM might be safer if we're talking mids and tweets though.

how could a dmm help you with crossover settings?