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so its really just taste then in what your trying to accomplish? there is not really a better way its just what you like.also im really more wondering how this would affect my subs more than the mids and highs...sorry if i sound stupid on this but signal processing is really confusing to me!

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sorta... you want to have a higher db crossover because it will protect your speaker more but the trade off is less of a blend in between componants example is on my setup when i first had it installed i had the amp crossover at ~90hz and the deck crossover at 100hz. When i played a 20k-20hz sweep there was an ovious break. so i changed my deck crossover to 50hz and uped the amp crossover to ~100hz and added some punch bass boost i got a sound i liked. But one of my speakers tinsil leads broke(im not sure if thats related thou but i took action anyway) so i uped the deck cross to 75hz and lowered the boost

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theres no such thing as too expensive when it comes to upgrades like that, because imo if you are gonna spend to upgrade then do it correctly rather then be a cheap ass ricer
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where do i find one of these 20-20000hz sweeps your talking about that sounds like a pretty good way to test your stuff.

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