Hey i just got a set of JL 6.5 inch components and i was wondering if anyone could help me with the tuning features on the amp ex. Freq. Range(1x or 10x?), Filter Slope (12db or 24db?), and Filter Freq(What Hertz?). Thanks Alot!!
Replies (2)
MO on 12/25/2006 23:29:14
Set your Filter Slope to 12db @ 80-100hz range
If you have a sub then set your LPF to 18db @ 63-80hz range
That should give you a nice flat response your looking for.
I have mine set at 12db @ 100hz for my component set.
18db @ 80hz for my sub.
swez on 12/26/2006 12:46:49
For most car installs, it takes some tweaking time to get things just right. MO gave you a good starting point using the 12dB/octave slope as the initial settings.
Depending on the speakers used, most start at 80 Hz., with the HPF. This blocks lows to the smaller format speakers and we then use a LPF for the subwoofer if used. The LPF is usually set at 80 Hz too. You can use a 12 or 24db slope here, depending on which sounds best in your specific vehicle.
Comments?
Swez
Replies (2)
MO on 12/25/2006 23:29:14
Set your Filter Slope to 12db @ 80-100hz range
If you have a sub then set your LPF to 18db @ 63-80hz range
That should give you a nice flat response your looking for.
I have mine set at 12db @ 100hz for my component set.
18db @ 80hz for my sub.
swez on 12/26/2006 12:46:49
For most car installs, it takes some tweaking time to get things just right. MO gave you a good starting point using the 12dB/octave slope as the initial settings.
Depending on the speakers used, most start at 80 Hz., with the HPF. This blocks lows to the smaller format speakers and we then use a LPF for the subwoofer if used. The LPF is usually set at 80 Hz too. You can use a 12 or 24db slope here, depending on which sounds best in your specific vehicle.
Comments?
Swez
Copyright ClubKnowledge 2009 * All Rights Reserved
