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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Toronto Canada
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Anyone familiar with MTX electronic crossovers ?
My question is regarding the sub level. I have the external bass control hooked up which works well. I notice the actual "output level" knob on the crossover itself doesnt make any difference when adjusting it.. Does the external sub level control over ride the output level knob ? HERES A PIC OF WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT: ![]()
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2009
Location: Toronto Canada
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Ok.. this is a bit confusuing, or the owners manual is wrong.
I'm using this Zapco z300c2 in mono, for my sub. I wanna set the gain correctly, but the manual says to turn the headunit to minimum low level and set the gain all the way clockwise and then back off a bit till it clips ?? Isnt full clockwise full gain already ? Or is the manual wrong ? It should say 'full counter clockwise at first no ? I was always told to set gain, you need to put the source unit 3/4 volume and turn clockwise and bring the gain pot up slowly ?? Heres what the manual says: ![]() AMP: (only left gain control is used)
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Louisiana
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What's important is setting it to the point where it's not clipping. 50/75% isn't really important. For head units with a loudness contour, many people don't like going beyond ~50% because the bass starts to drop off (compared to the rest of the signal). This may be why they chose 50%.
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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This will only work if you don't use the external bass control. You can not adjust them both at the same time.
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