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17th June 2011, 04:34 AM
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Burnaby
  
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Modding commercial plate amp
This might be $tupid, given that i dont hae the schematics. but might as well ask...
I have an M&K Subwoofer, the lowest cut-off is 50 hz. Is there a way to change this to say 35 hz, my bookshelves goes down to 37 hz and I "feel" that there some peaks in the 35-60 hz given the limitations of the sub. I dont have schematics, I can provide detailed photos. Would this be possible ?
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