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<blockquote data-quote="YoungBloodM50" data-source="post: 6716829" data-attributes="member: 620109">Hey everybody. I&#039;ve been reading this forum for the last couple of hours and finally decided to jump on in here.I need a little help tuning my amp. Let me tell you what I&#039;ve got.-Alpine Mrp-f300-1 10&quot; Kenwood KFC-W2511-small sealed box. not sure the size. Guessing .75 cfI know it&#039;s all entry level stuff, but it&#039;s what I have for now. I plan on getting bigger and better when I do my car (this is in my wifes car which is a &#039;03 toyota highlander).Anyway, the kenwood says the frequency response is between 30- 1000hz and the amp crossover frequency is 50- 400hz. And again I know, I&#039;m not exactly matching the best equipment, this being a 4 channel amp only powering a subwoofer. I also know that I am only pushing 150 watts (maybe even only 75) out of the amp, but eventually this amp will power my 4 speakers.I have done quite a bit of research on car audio latley, even though I am very new to it, I feel like I have a decent grasp on it. But this is one thing that I have been scratching my head about for a while now. I can figure out the gain myself, but the frequency is killing me. I messed with it a little tonight but not much. I tried turning it way down and there was very little bass. I think I have it at around 250 hz. Oh and last thing, I do listen to a lot of bass hungry music.Very last thing, when I build a new box will that change what I should set the frequency at?Thanks in advance for the help and I can&#039;t wait to contribute to this community.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="YoungBloodM50, post: 6716829, member: 620109"] Hey everybody. I've been reading this forum for the last couple of hours and finally decided to jump on in here. I need a little help tuning my amp. Let me tell you what I've got. -Alpine Mrp-f300 -1 10" Kenwood KFC-W2511 -small sealed box. not sure the size. Guessing .75 cf I know it's all entry level stuff, but it's what I have for now. I plan on getting bigger and better when I do my car (this is in my wifes car which is a '03 toyota highlander). Anyway, the kenwood says the frequency response is between 30- 1000hz and the amp crossover frequency is 50- 400hz. And again I know, I'm not exactly matching the best equipment, this being a 4 channel amp only powering a subwoofer. I also know that I am only pushing 150 watts (maybe even only 75) out of the amp, but eventually this amp will power my 4 speakers. I have done quite a bit of research on car audio latley, even though I am very new to it, I feel like I have a decent grasp on it. But this is one thing that I have been scratching my head about for a while now. I can figure out the gain myself, but the frequency is killing me. I messed with it a little tonight but not much. I tried turning it way down and there was very little bass. I think I have it at around 250 hz. Oh and last thing, I do listen to a lot of bass hungry music. Very last thing, when I build a new box will that change what I should set the frequency at? Thanks in advance for the help and I can't wait to contribute to this community. [/QUOTE]

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