DSR-1 Crossover Question
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DSR-1 Crossover Question
Ok, looking at the crossover table on the DSR I am assuming the 10,000Hz is the 10K mark??? if so, when everyone is saying the human hearing range is 20Hz to 22Khz. Although you can set it to 1500Hz on the table is that the same thing or I'm I just not understanding the upper limits?
Also, when using that "high" or "All Band" for 6x9's how can you get the "Highs" lower and get more bass? If i put it on 'High" I get everything and the bass is not really there. When I turn down everything over the mid-range frequencies it don't sound so good. when I put it on " band pass" according to the speakers specs, I still get too much "highs".
Also, when using that "high" or "All Band" for 6x9's how can you get the "Highs" lower and get more bass? If i put it on 'High" I get everything and the bass is not really there. When I turn down everything over the mid-range frequencies it don't sound so good. when I put it on " band pass" according to the speakers specs, I still get too much "highs".
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Try the lowers at high 85 hz lows at 7khz, slope 24. Band pass. Problem you might be having is parallel you have the same settings for two sets with different specs? guessing. Also make sure the radio/HU all the processing is turned off use the DSR for everything.
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Ok, thanks I will try that.
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