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mdb_foxmx 
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Posted: January 03, 2005 at 5:14 PM / IP Logged  
Hi. I know this is probably asked a lot, but I need some help with setting my crossovers. I'm powering 2 FRC4269's in the rear deck, and 1 10" sub from a Sony XM-4060GTX amp.    I just have the 2 factory 6.5" up front, so I set the hu's high pass crossover at 75HZ. I just don't understand what 75HZ means there...anyway, I also need to figure out what to set the sub and 6x9's to, and what that value means...Thanks.
deocder 
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Joined: December 27, 2004
Posted: January 03, 2005 at 5:23 PM / IP Logged  
We can hear sound waves between 20 Hz and 20,000 Hz, also known as frequency. The High-pass at 75 Hz simply means that everthing above 75 Hz is allowed to pass through to the speaker. Doing this to a smaller speaker will prevent distortion and other unnatural sounds that the speaker has difficulty producing. 75 Hz is easily produced by a sub-woofer.
Here's a quick reference for which speakers produce which frequencies. This is by all means not exactly accurate, but a generality.
20 - 80 Hz - bass - sub-woofer
80 - 350 Hz - mid-bass - woofer 5"-8"
350 - 1K - Mid - midrange speakers/components
1K - 5K - Mid High - same as above
5K - 20K - High - tweeters

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