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I have an old school 200 w 4 channel boss havoc amplifier. It has an option for low/flat/high settings but it also has a low pass knob. If I put the amp on the high setting will I still need to mess with the low pass knob?

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I am guessing those settings mean low pass, crossover disable (flat, must be off?), and high pass. How many pots (knobs) do you have access to? If it is just that one then it should set the crossover frequency.

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the high setting with disable the low pass now, full is all freq going to it. Lowpass is just the lower end and up till you set the filter

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Ok, , I don't like much bass coming for my vocal speakers. So if I put it on high pass and then adjust the general eq to 1.25 kHz I think is what it is I'll be safe right?

Please take a picture of the entire EQ section showing all of the switches/knobs you have. I still cannot determine the full functionality of this crossover from what I can find online. Usually anything labeled an EQ is just that, an equalizer, not a filter like a crossover. I am thinking that the low-pass knob is what you use to set the crossover point but I am not sure what else you have control of.

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Then use the low pass knob to set the crossover frequency, flat ought to turn it off.

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