by JeremyC » Wed Dec 07, 2005 11:19 pm
OK I looked up your deck, and this is what I would do.
I would use your amp for the LPF, and set it around 80 herts, and leave the decks LPF to flat. The reason I say this is that the amp is a 24db crossover, and the headunit is a 12db. IMO 12db is to shallow of a slope for a sub.
Then I would set the headunits HPF about 100 (if you can. if not then 80 will be ok). Components tend to roll of naturally at 12db, so your headunit will work out well in that area.
That should give you a good starting point. Just make sure you mark the amp with a pencil once you think you have it. That way you can play around some more, and go back the the original if you don't find something you like better.
OK I looked up your deck, and this is what I would do.
I would use your amp for the LPF, and set it around 80 herts, and leave the decks LPF to flat. The reason I say this is that the amp is a 24db crossover, and the headunit is a 12db. IMO 12db is to shallow of a slope for a sub.
Then I would set the headunits HPF about 100 (if you can. if not then 80 will be ok). Components tend to roll of naturally at 12db, so your headunit will work out well in that area.
That should give you a good starting point. Just make sure you mark the amp with a pencil once you think you have it. That way you can play around some more, and go back the the original if you don't find something you like better.