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Pioneer radio has subwoofer setting that has 50 63 80 or 100 hz. What does that mean rite now I have my 2 15"s at 80hz on the radio What is each one.
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Those numbers are the different crossover points for your subwoofer. 
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Posted: March 23, 2009 at 6:35 PM / IP Logged  
Choose the setting by experimentation and consideration to the abilities of your mids.  You would have to have some big front mids, like 8", to use a lower setting such as 63 Hz.  That's a little low for most 6.5's to keep from pushing them at the lower extremes.  And, if you use the deck's sub crossover, set the sub amp's crossover off or to its highest possible Hz setting.
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