kyheng said:How do you setup your system? Means how many amps you have, and others...
low pass is for sub, high pass for tweeter and full range is for normal speakers.
For your mid, the crossover switch have to turn to full range, not low pass.
On the mode, you can select to 4 channel. Hope this can help you abit.
From the picture you give, channel 1,2 is for your speakers, channel 3,4 is for your sub.
The problem is, the amp spec you never specify. Maybe front channels power lower than rear channels. Just my guess... But for a start you can try to switch the crossover switch first.
my compenent set comes with 2 passive xover, 2 mid speaker and 2 tweeters.....maybe my setting on passive xover is too high already.....feel like high freq sound too high.....after my "superb" adjusting on my amp....now high and low freq are too high......sorry for poor english......Zenn said:for mids or tweets both need to be high pass, but for tweeter have to see the capability of the built in crossover can go how high. normally ppl use for component set, also high pass. in his amp it only goes to 300Hz, definitely cant use for tweeter high pass, but no problem for mids or component set. if the crossover can go up to 6000Hz for example then it can do tweeter high pass.
ksgoh said:thanks for ur info, kyheng....how is my setup?? that's one i not really know lor, soli soli.....installed by shopper 1....as i know, i have purchased 3 rca cable....one is from HU to preamp, another 2 is from preamp to my amp.....short say, HU==>preamp==>amp==>component sets (passive xover) & sub woofer....i will try to find the spec for my amp and post here.....thanks again...
of couse cannot be adjusted laa.....yes, it is something like that....-3, 0, 3 db.....i have install my tweeter in my "door cover"....is that also a problem? pls advice.....Zenn said:your passive crossover can set meh? good la. look for att (attenuation) or tweeter level something like that. something like can set +3, 0 or -3. so set the lowest la and try that. nothing to do with the amp which are settings between your sub & the mids (lowpass & highpass). also if u feel the tweeter is too bright just play with the aiming & positioning of the tweeter itself. eg) aim away from u, or aim to windscreen, or aim across each other, etc...
ohh...this is a problem for me, because my xover is installed inside 'door cover'..actually what is the different of -3, 0, 3db? is that really important for expert?kyheng said:Ok, your passive crossover can leave it, but put the tweeter to -3db, then your sound will not be too sharp. The 2 channel for speakers you put to HPF or full, this you have to try with the bass and treble gain at 50%. The balance 2 for sub have to set at LPF, since the bass for you is too strong then you can set it on your pre-amp by reducing the gain of sub and set to 40db(40 or 63, I not that sure, forgot already)