I need a subsonic filter to run the sub I am looking at and my amp does not have one. The only one I have found anywhere is combined into a line driver that costs $50. I was just wondering if anyone knew if / where I could get just a subsonic filter, becasue I really don't need the line driver. Thanks.
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ttocs on 11/26/2003 12:59:41
you could use the bass cube by phoenix gold if you want. It is a single band parametric bass eq with a subsonic filter, but will run you a little more then $100.
You might be able to get an f-mod. It is a crossover that simply plugs into the rca. Check crutchfield.
Jebus on 11/26/2003 13:34:30
F-Mod does make a crossover that blocks below 20Hz, which seems like what I want. I am still wondering about this particular filter: most subsonic filters I have seen block below 10Hz, while this one blocks below 20Hz. Will I actually notice the difference between the two?
ttocs on 11/26/2003 16:39:53
probably not.... A lowpass passive crossover like that will have a slope that will slowly start to cut the frequencies out. An electronic crossover will have a steeper slope.
Subsonic crossovers are not a bad thing but yet are not always necessary. I would try it without first, then with to see if you feel you need it...
Jebus on 11/26/2003 19:11:03
Thanks, I'll give it a shot
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ttocs on 11/26/2003 12:59:41
you could use the bass cube by phoenix gold if you want. It is a single band parametric bass eq with a subsonic filter, but will run you a little more then $100.
You might be able to get an f-mod. It is a crossover that simply plugs into the rca. Check crutchfield.
Jebus on 11/26/2003 13:34:30
F-Mod does make a crossover that blocks below 20Hz, which seems like what I want. I am still wondering about this particular filter: most subsonic filters I have seen block below 10Hz, while this one blocks below 20Hz. Will I actually notice the difference between the two?
ttocs on 11/26/2003 16:39:53
probably not.... A lowpass passive crossover like that will have a slope that will slowly start to cut the frequencies out. An electronic crossover will have a steeper slope.
Subsonic crossovers are not a bad thing but yet are not always necessary. I would try it without first, then with to see if you feel you need it...
Jebus on 11/26/2003 19:11:03
Thanks, I'll give it a shot
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