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See page 36 of the owners manual under Using subwoofer output. It says there that the subwoofer output CAN be turned ON or OFF.

I had seen that yes. It let's you turn off the subwoofer output not the lpf output . Its confusing I guesss the way pioneer did that.
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I don't get it. Where I come from the LPF (Low Pass Filter) IS the subwoofer output.

Turning a filter on or off is different than turning the output, that can be affected by the filter, on or off. Kinda like the difference in turning the hose spigot on or off (sub output) and then using a nozzle/hand sprayer (LPF).

OP, you probably want the steeper filter here, depending on where you have your mids crossed. If so, just set HU to 120Hz and then set the amp.

"Clipping" is the biggest forum boner now. It's like witchcraft... it automatically explains just about everything people don't understand.

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use the LPF on the deck to further clean up the signal. i like my pioneer set at 63hz with the amp at a setting of around 60-65hz.

and if running a highs amp use the HPF settings like a subsonic filter for the highs and mids.

the bass boost modes on the pioneers boost bass levals across all front rear and sub outputs. its like a DB boost switch that goes from 6-9-12-18 db like on a amp kinda.

i like to set my amps with decks flat, SLA flat at 0 eq at flat. all prossecing other than HPF/LPF filters off.

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