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Low Pass Filter.
I was just wondering what the best setting would be for my amps LPF. It has a setting for 70Hz, 100Hz, and off. I am thinking 70Hz...my buddy I bought it from had it at 100, but when listening to a couple songs with the volume up the sub won't barely hit on some parts. I think it is because the freqs are too high for the sub to handle at that volume. When the volume is turned down it will work fine on those songs.
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so 70Hz is optimal then, thank you. What exactly will I notice different? Will my speakers now handle all freqs higher than 70Hz?
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Originally Posted by 96LeSabre
so 70Hz is optimal then, thank you. What exactly will I notice different? Will my speakers now handle all freqs higher than 70Hz?
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