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<blockquote data-quote="PollyCranopolis" data-source="post: 1926417" data-attributes="member: 553423">Just purchased a Concept 2410 from the Cybe. Great unit, very impressed. My question concerns the xover settings on the amp. I have my 880PRS set @80hz for the subs. Why is it when I turn the amp xover above 80hz, It sounds like the frequencies are still going up? I figured if the HU is only sending the amp frequencies 80hz and below, then jacking up the amp xover should have very little effect. I mean, how can the amp produce frequencies it&#039;s not recieving from the HU? The amp does have a 24db xover, which may have somthing to do with it. Any suggestions?Another thing is I&#039;m finding it hard to dial in the amp xover with any sort of accuracy. The unit has only 2 printed frequencies located at the beginning and end of the adjustment (50hz start, 350hz end). How am I suppose to know when I have this thing set at say 80hz, with so much of an unmarked range in between?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PollyCranopolis, post: 1926417, member: 553423"] Just purchased a Concept 2410 from the Cybe. Great unit, very impressed. My question concerns the xover settings on the amp. I have my 880PRS set @80hz for the subs. Why is it when I turn the amp xover above 80hz, It sounds like the frequencies are still going up? I figured if the HU is only sending the amp frequencies 80hz and below, then jacking up the amp xover should have very little effect. I mean, how can the amp produce frequencies it's not recieving from the HU? The amp does have a 24db xover, which may have somthing to do with it. Any suggestions? Another thing is I'm finding it hard to dial in the amp xover with any sort of accuracy. The unit has only 2 printed frequencies located at the beginning and end of the adjustment (50hz start, 350hz end). How am I suppose to know when I have this thing set at say 80hz, with so much of an unmarked range in between? [/QUOTE]

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