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<blockquote data-quote="Doxquzme" data-source="post: 8879424" data-attributes="member: 689267">Okay, let&#039;s assume you are going what is pretty common. 80-500 in the door 6.5&#039;s. The crossovers can be manipulated for whatever you want down the road. Personally, If you can do all the x-overs prior to amplification, that is best. Not many HU&#039;s have that ability for a 3-way setup. If yours does, that is what Iwould do and run all channels on the amp full or bypass. If using the amps x-overs, and back to assuming that the HU is flat and full pass out to the amp and 80-500hz is the goal set the x-vers for all 4 channels accordingly:Set the LP on x1 to 500 hz, and the HP x1 to 80 hz for all four. The subsonic filters all the way down to 10 as setting the HP filter to 80 hz negates the subsonic filter anyway, not a factor. If&nbsp; you move the LP frequency past 500 then you need to trigger that ability by moving the LP switch from X1 to X10 accordingly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doxquzme, post: 8879424, member: 689267"] Okay, let's assume you are going what is pretty common. 80-500 in the door 6.5's. The crossovers can be manipulated for whatever you want down the road. Personally, If you can do all the x-overs prior to amplification, that is best. Not many HU's have that ability for a 3-way setup. If yours does, that is what Iwould do and run all channels on the amp full or bypass. If using the amps x-overs, and back to assuming that the HU is flat and full pass out to the amp and 80-500hz is the goal set the x-vers for all 4 channels accordingly: Set the LP on x1 to 500 hz, and the HP x1 to 80 hz for all four. The subsonic filters all the way down to 10 as setting the HP filter to 80 hz negates the subsonic filter anyway, not a factor. If you move the LP frequency past 500 then you need to trigger that ability by moving the LP switch from X1 to X10 accordingly. [/QUOTE]

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