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Hi all,
is there any basic or standard tuning for high, mid and Low? Trying to figures out but is either my high is too high and covered my Low.
Tweeter
HPF-5kHz (Slope-6dB)
LPF-18kHz (Slope-6dB)
Butterworth
Mid
HPF-500Hz (Slope-6dB)
LPF-5kHz (Slope-6dB)
Butterworth
Bass Mid
HPF-80Hz (Slope-6dB)
LPF-150Hz (Slope-6dB)
Subwoofer
HPF-20Hz (Slope-6dB)
LPF-80Hz (Slope-6dB)
hope any senior can advise on how to maximise or where should I look out for
You don’t need a low pass on the tweeter! And why the gap between midbass and mid?
ypu also don’t want to be using 6db slopes in a car, god awful with reflections coming to play! And also awful for protecting drivers
24db is great for squeezing crossovers between reflections and there phase issues
as a basic guide Google the ‘audiofrog tuning guide’ as it seems currently you need a lot of help!!
and don’t play your drivers so much with those settings! Your risking damage and also 6db slopes are awful for phase matching… the more I read the more I am wondering if this is some kind of troll post or if you can really get it that wrong for a start?
Here is something a i stole a while back that may help provide a visual representation of typical 3 Way dispersion and beaming
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