Car Audio Hpf Setting

What is the HPF setting on my stereo? - AskingLot.com

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hpf settings? | Car Audio Forum | CarAudio.com

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The hpf has nothing to do with your subs. Hpf filters bass below chosen frequency for your door speakers. Set the hpf to 50 and your getting bass. Set the hpf to 200 and you will have zero bass. Subwoofer outputs can have lpf's. Lpf filters out bass above chosen frequency.

How to Set High-Pass and Low-Pass Frequency Filters on a ...

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What Should I Set My High Pass Filter To?

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Crossover frequency. Main/tower type front speakers (small) 60 to 80 Hz high-pass. Works best with a subwoofer to complement them. Main/tower type front speakers (large) 60-80Hz high-pass. Center or surround sound (small) 100-120Hz high pass. These types of speakers are very poor for bass and can distort easily.

What is the HPF setting on my stereo? - AskingLot.com

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Setting the low-pass filter for the subwoofer output (Subwoofer Low Pass Filter) Select [Setup] - [Audio Settings] from the home menu. Select [Subwoofer Low Pass Filter]. Select the setting you want. On: Always activates the low-pass filter with a cutoff frequency of 120 Hz. Off: Does not activate the low-pass filter.

What do I set my HPF and LPF filters to? - ecoustics.com

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A HPF allows everything above it to go through say for instance it was 25hz, your sub will see 25hz and above. Now the LPF will control how high your sub will actually go like say 80hz. You usually set the HPF with a steep slope say 24db/octave because you are trying to protect the sub from damage and a 12-18db/octave on the LPF because you want it to kinda …

How To Set Crossover Frequencies For Your Car Audio …

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Slope Settings | Car Audio Forum | CarAudio.com

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If it sounds like there is a gap in the frequency range between those to freq I would lower your comps hpf until that gap is filled (to where it sounds good to you). If you feel that your comps can play around 80hz better than your sub I would lower your sub to like 70hz and of course lower your comps HPF as you go to close the gap.

How to Set Crossover Frequency for Car Audio System ...

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The best crossover frequency for car audio is between 60 Hz and 80 Hz, depending on the two HPF and LPF settings. The High-Pass Filters frequency should be between 60 and 70 Hz, while the Low-Pass Filters frequency should be between 70 and 80 Hz. Crossover Frequency Setting: Improving Car Audio System Sound Quality

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Play your favorite music at about 75% volume and adjust your HPF filter from low to high until you remove the lower frequencies such as bass drums. When you think your LPF and HPF filters are set, plug all RCA cables back into your amplifier (s) and tweak again.

HPF & LPF settings ? - Team-BHP

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If you are already doing this, then set the HPF at the HU to 80Hz and the LPF to 80Hz as well. On your amp, the channels used for the front comps will have a HPF as well. Enable that (may be set to bypass/off) and set it at 100Hz or so. On the other set of channels that are running the sub, let the filter be on bypass/off.