Low Pass Filter
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Low Pass Filter
Hey everyone, sorry if this is posted already but I couldnt really find my answer..
I want to know what the best frequency to set the filter at on my amp and on my deck..
First off, my deck allows me to choose between 120hz and 80hz (whats better?)
and my amplifer allows me to tune it from 40hz to 400hz.. When i play with the **** on my amp, it gets louder as i increase the frequency but i dont know if its good or not? If anyone has any preferences as to what to set these to.. please let me hear it! thanks a lot!
EDIT: this is a subwoofer amp connected to two 12s in sealed enclosure
I want to know what the best frequency to set the filter at on my amp and on my deck..
First off, my deck allows me to choose between 120hz and 80hz (whats better?)
and my amplifer allows me to tune it from 40hz to 400hz.. When i play with the **** on my amp, it gets louder as i increase the frequency but i dont know if its good or not? If anyone has any preferences as to what to set these to.. please let me hear it! thanks a lot!
EDIT: this is a subwoofer amp connected to two 12s in sealed enclosure
A good place for the subwoofer low-pass crossover point is around 80Hz. If you do a search for musical instrument frequencies, 80Hz is right around the middle of the range for a bass guitar. A bass drum is even lower. As for the deck's crossovers, I don't know how you're powering the front and rear speakers, but I'd say set the high-pass for 80Hz. Then you cover the whole band anyway. It, of course, is always better if you can seperate the frequencies for each speaker.
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Just remember there is no need to have 2 crossovers, chose one or the other. 80hz is a frequency to leave it at but the best thing to do is look at the specs of your subs and set it to the recomended frequency.
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but thanks a lot for the input! 80hz it is! =) 

