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Hello all I just installed my mids and Highs and I got a new amp and wanted to know what frequecy I should use for the mids and highs as it goes from I think 50hz to 500hz where should I have it for mids and Highs thanks

Josh

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do u have a crossover for them. are they comps or are they coaxials?

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DAT 4125------>RE XXX comps active

Eclipse cd7000

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which ones? look up the specs online and then adjust accordingly.

DAT 4125------>RE XXX comps active

Eclipse cd7000

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So im assuming that the setting your talking about is the low pass filter, If you are using the crossover that came with the speakers I would just let it handle all the crossover points and slopes. Leave the amp setting at 50hz so you are giving the set as close to a full range signal as possible.

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So im assuming that the setting your talking about is the low pass filter, If you are using the crossover that came with the speakers I would just let it handle all the crossover points and slopes. Leave the amp setting at 50hz so you are giving the set as close to a full range signal as possible.

I am using http://www.poweracoustik.com/pa2006/produc...O_amp_stax.html

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and I am using the HPF on the amp as well when I move it to 50 is seems to have more bass as I wand to limit some of that out I have the know straight across towards 500hz

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