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First off you guys rock! I just finished installing The Kenwood KMR-M 325 BT head unit, Stinger SPX 700X4 amp, MMats PA 601CX speakers in the fairing and WDX6 Moto G1 speakers in the lowers. I have been reading the forum but I am not sure how to tune everything. The Stinger amp has Sens and Freq adjustments. It looks like most use 80-100 for the freq adjustment but the amp settings are 40-400 so do I guess at the position or is there a way to insure it is set correctly? Do I use a voltmeter to set the Sens? Which do I set first, Freq or Sens? Can I leave the speakers hooked up to set voltage or disconnect them? Since both sets of speakers are similar do I use the same settings front and rear on the amp? Thanks for all the help and advice!
By the look of the pic, you have the hpf set about right. Start there and then start rolling up your gains (sens) for the fairing first until you start hearing low end distortion. Then back it off a tad. Do the same thing to the lowers until you get the sound where it is to you liking blended fairing and lowers. Good to go. After you get the sens set, you can tweak the filters to get a bit more or less low end.
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Install done, need advice on tuning
