WTF would this accualy work??

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

i have some of those for sale that are adjustable. i never got around to useing them. mine are made by peripheral.

im interested in urs.....lmk about specs and price... pm me

 

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

Get the more expensive option... I would.

i think ur just trying to noobify me again....... if i can get one of these fmods thats adjustable that'd save me some money....... which is alway a good thing

 

[Raven 10+ year member]

The more expensive option is the Harrison Labs inline crossover, which is selectable between 20 and 35 hz thanks to little tabs. Costs about $35.

 

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

sweet.... i think thats what i'll end up doing....

 

[guy022077 10+ year member]

20 bucks shipped and they are yours....they do come with instructions but i will look for a link to them. i dont have flash on my work pc,and they dont allow us to download anything so i will have to send you more info when i get out of work. i have a pic of them in my classifieds ad. bottom right http://www.caraudio.com/vb/showthread.php?t=95578&page=2&pp=15

 

[FinalWolf 10+ year member]

Get the more expensive option... I would.

Dont get these and waste your money. They have a 12db slope...thats horrible. Especially for a subsonic filter, your going to need 18db or 24db.

A lot of people reviews these over on SoundDomain.com and you scarcely see people giving them the thumbs up.

Exactly what is the point of you having a subsonic filter? Are you trying to protect your sub from destroying itself by playing beneath your ports tuning? A 12db slope is not going to do that, unless you but one @ like 40-45hz but then everything down to your cutoff point (say you wanted 20hz) is going to be quieter and hindered. The wise choice is looks for something solid and will give you an 18 or 24db slope, and any crossover type will work, I like Linkwitz-Riley myself, but I do believe Butterworth filters are the best.