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I have two RE SE subs and can't find the frequency range anywhere. I don't know how low or high they can play. I've been messing around with the low and high but I'm sure it isn't right yet. Anyone know what it is?

RE SE 12" subs (2) in prefab dual ported box (custom box coming soon)

Hifonics bxi610 mono 600 watt amp

Stock HU

Mach RCU

Apline 5 x 7 S Type Speakers (2) (1 blown)

Stock rear speakers (2)

Pyramid Tweeters (2)

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odd question....they go as low as what u set ur subsonic filter to and as high as you set your low pass filter to

mine got real low, set the subsonic to 28ish, and the lpf to 70ish

i likes me some audio stuff...

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odd question....they go as low as what u set ur subsonic filter to and as high as you set your low pass filter to

mine got real low, set the subsonic to 28ish, and the lpf to 70ish

I'm new to car audio and that's why I asked. I thought it you played a song to low that you could damage the subs.

But thanks this really works. I'm had the subsonic just about right.

RE SE 12" subs (2) in prefab dual ported box (custom box coming soon)

Hifonics bxi610 mono 600 watt amp

Stock HU

Mach RCU

Apline 5 x 7 S Type Speakers (2) (1 blown)

Stock rear speakers (2)

Pyramid Tweeters (2)

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Highly depends on your enclosure.

Actually, enclosure is the most important part of frequency response.

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Highly depends on your enclosure.

Actually, enclosure is the most important part of frequency response.

AH I see. It's a prefab ported box, so yeah LOL. Like I said it's my first system, hopefully for my next one I would have learned enough to build my own box and stuff.

RE SE 12" subs (2) in prefab dual ported box (custom box coming soon)

Hifonics bxi610 mono 600 watt amp

Stock HU

Mach RCU

Apline 5 x 7 S Type Speakers (2) (1 blown)

Stock rear speakers (2)

Pyramid Tweeters (2)

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AH I see. It's a prefab ported box, so yeah LOL. Like I said it's my first system, hopefully for my next one I would have learned enough to build my own box and stuff.

If you arent sure of the range of your setup you can just take a good listen.

There is something called the F3 point of an enclosure. This is the lowest point you want to play before your sub really starts to lose control.

Grab a CD with some test tones and just play tones starting around 40hz and go lower and lower each time.

At the point it starts to sound like distortion or looks like the subs are over excursion, then set you Sub Sonic on your amp around that point.

Some setups have a super low F3 so you may not reach that point at all.

Ed Lester

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Showtime Electronics Video Marketing

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http://www.stevemead...08/#entry511451

http://www.youtube.com/showtimespl



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Last ride 2007 HHR, current dB 153.5 and bass race 149.4 dB. 153.0 dB on music

New Ride, 2008 HHR SS. Build under way.
Loudest score ever = 171dB
2009 dB Drag Racing, North American Points Champion

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Probably the songs you play don't have much lows.

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Probably the songs you play don't have much lows.

I google for my songs. I play ones that a lot of people play.

"Put On" I think is low.

"Late night tip"

There are too many to post.

RE SE 12" subs (2) in prefab dual ported box (custom box coming soon)

Hifonics bxi610 mono 600 watt amp

Stock HU

Mach RCU

Apline 5 x 7 S Type Speakers (2) (1 blown)

Stock rear speakers (2)

Pyramid Tweeters (2)

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