crossover

[Anonymous]

this sounds like a really dumb question but im new to all this what does a crossover do when its to do with ICE

 

[Slimster]

makes your sounds louder mate

 

[Tom]

It splits the frequencies to the various speakers, high freqs to the tweets, lower freqs to the mids.

 

[Slimster]

... but if you crossover your subs then it makes them twice as loud

 

[Tom]

No it doesn't.

 

[Bravo-Dan]

I have a 4 channel amp running 2 subs, both are bridged, could I add a crossover to this and how would I do it?

Thanks,

Dan

 

[Tom]

Are you running the sub from a subs out on your HU?

 

[Slimster]

sorry I was thinking of bridged hehe. here's some info on it.

http://www.crutchfieldadvisor.com/ISEO-rgbtcspd/learningcenter/car/crossovers.html?print=1&page=all

Slimster

 

[Anonymous]

If Ur amp has a possibility of bridging chanels, than it probablly has also a cross inside. Did U check it out - usually is a switch with a sign something like HP- LP filter.

 

[Anonymous]

@ Dan - Your amp will have a crossover (or filter) built in.

As Tom has already asked, if you are running from a sub pre-out on your head-unit, your head-unit will take care of the filtering (and will be adjustable from it). If not check your amp is set on low pass.

Daz