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JL amps x-over/eq settings


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munchichee 
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I need to tune this system for primarily SQ - They listen to house/techno/trance music and I can't seem to adjust it without pitfalls arising in some areas.  It's in a 2005 Beetle and I've applied 50sq ft of brown bread .  A JL 500/1 powers 2 10w3v2's @ 4 ohms, and a 300/4 powers mbquart pce-160 components in the front/rear.   Sounds good playing rap or rock, but with electronic music it varies every song.   What should the settings on the amp's x-overs and parametric eq be that will accomodate sudden changes during each song?

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Set the crossovers points on both amps equal at about 80Hz, low pass on the subs and high-pass on the mains. Use the 24db/octave setting.  Make sure your input voltage and sensitivity is properly set and adjusted for the HU output.  On the 500/1 set the bass EQ to off.  If your subs are ported, use the "infrasonic" filter set to just below the tuning frequency.  If sealed, turn it off.
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