who has a audiocontrol dqxs

[KHRISS]

please someone

[chronic2001]

I use to have one. Now I have a dqs... What's your question? Some more info would be helpful.

[KHRISS]

what are the peq 1 & 2 for and the width

[KHRISS]

i have it in 6ch mode and 6x9 in the front and 6 3/4 in the back where do i set the crossovers to ? like 100 on FH then FL ? the PFM ? and RH what numbers should i have them on? i forgot the S

Edited September 28, 2011 by KHRISS

[chronic2001]

You should play with it a bit but I would start with your factory specs on your speakers. If they produce 65hz-20,000hz then put your high pass at 65-75 n lowpass at 20,000. Peq is just a parametric eq setting you can use which mean it will adjust more then 1 frequency the wider you make your slope the more frequencies will be adjusted. Pmf or whatever is a subsonic filter so whatever you set it at no frequencies below that number will play. I'm not sure what your equipment you have so I couldn't tell you anything more then some rough start points. Results will be different for each speaker. Some components play from 55hz up and other 65hz some of it will be up to what sounds best to you. Just make sure your not trying to make your 6x9's or 6.5's play to low. Take into consideration that your crossover slope will make a smooth roll off or steep roll off. 12db slope at 65hz will be a wide roll off so it might play to 55hz or so where a 6db slope might roll off at 60hz. Just a example not saying that's exactly where it will roll off. I hope I explained good enough it's all in your owners manual. If you don't have one go to audio controls site n download one. Let me know if your confused or need more help. And if I'm incorrect on something someone else feel free to correct me.

[chronic2001]

Crossover points on your sub will differ from speaker to speaker. I just try to have a nice blend from the sub bass to midbass transition. Hope I helped a little. I'm not a pro just like car audio. I remember when I got my dqxs it was a bit overwhelming. I was not familiar with any eq other then the adjustments on cd players. When you have that much control and no meter its almost impossible to get everything perfect. The more you read about tuning and crossover points the better you will get. Just playing with it for hours will help you don't forget to save your settings.

[KHRISS]

my front door 6x9 are 40 - 23000 Hz and my rear door 6 3/4 are 63 - 24,000 Hz

[KHRISS]

you couldn't said it any better thats exactly how im right now confuse i see too many numbers lol hell yea you did school me i kinda learn a little more about car audio thanks i appreciated alot so if speakers say something like 40 - 23000 Hz and 63 - 24,000 Hz all i got to do is match it with the frequencies crossover RIGHT?

[chronic2001]

U got a number I can reach u at it would be easier to clarify some stuff over the phone instead of typing 3 paragraphs. I pmed u if you want to clear some things up.

[chronic2001]

I think I was wrong about the slopes though. Whatever you crossover at shouldn't play past that point the slope just make your roll off more gradual. I'm sure someone with more experience will chime in. I'm still learning and don't claim to know everything. Just make sure you fade to your front speakers when you cross them over so you can hear if you need to raise your high pass. Try different slopes to see what works best for you. I just sat in my car and played with it for awhile. You should be safe as long as you set your high pass at the low frequency your speakers can saftley play. As far as a low pass not sure how important that one is for full range speakers. I think that's more for band passing some mids but it wouldnt hurt anything to just set it at the highest frequency your speaker can play. Like I said just a rough run down of where they should be.