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<blockquote data-quote="DejaWiz" data-source="post: 2960730" data-attributes="member: 569941">Yes, I know it slopes, but why have the slope start well before it should?&nbsp; At -18dB/Oct slope for both the sub and mid channels, why do this....Sub:63Hz = 0dB80Hz = -11dB126Hz = -18dB252Hz = -36dBMid:80Hz = 0dB40Hz = -18dB20Hz = -36dBWhen you can do this.....Sub:80Hz = 0dB160Hz = -18dB320Hz = -36dBMid:80Hz = 0dB40Hz = -18dB20Hz = -36dBIt&#039;s not going to be that exact since the slope starts a little before the set frequency, but I hope you get the picture.Set the sub LP to 80Hz and the BP-HP to 80Hz.That will (roughly) make it so there is only about -3dB at about 80Hz instead of -6dB at about 70Hz.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DejaWiz, post: 2960730, member: 569941"] Yes, I know it slopes, but why have the slope start well before it should? At -18dB/Oct slope for both the sub and mid channels, why do this.... Sub: 63Hz = 0dB 80Hz = -11dB 126Hz = -18dB 252Hz = -36dB Mid: 80Hz = 0dB 40Hz = -18dB 20Hz = -36dB When you can do this..... Sub: 80Hz = 0dB 160Hz = -18dB 320Hz = -36dB Mid: 80Hz = 0dB 40Hz = -18dB 20Hz = -36dB It's not going to be that exact since the slope starts a little before the set frequency, but I hope you get the picture. Set the sub LP to 80Hz and the BP-HP to 80Hz. That will (roughly) make it so there is only about -3dB at about 80Hz instead of -6dB at about 70Hz. [/QUOTE]

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