frequency ???'s

[CandeShop]

should i tune to 41 and have a rolloff point of 33. <---yields 5.72 db gain at 45 hz which is where my bass boxing track peaks.
or tune to 37.86 and have a rolloff point of 31. <--- yields 4.5 db gain at 45 hz

will i notice a difference when daily beating between 33 and 31 hz rolloff points?

[TazDevil]

depends on what you listen to i would say... in my opinion, tune low. in wattz opinion, tune specifically for lows..

also depends on how serious you want to be with competing.. if you would rather win comps than jam out in ur car, then tune to win comps.

[CandeShop]

not many songs go beyond 33...think most are 37-47

[TazDevil]

not many songs go beyond 33...think most are 37-47

once again, depends on the music. lol. i know theres a few that drop further, but theres also the option of slowed songs, which happen to be my fav. lol. :eyebrow:

and those drop even farther...

[YelLow Rabbit]

I listen to alot of rap and rock. and I prefer to tune LOW. when I made boxes tuned 38hz and above it just didn't do it for me. But I also not trying to go SPL. But I do get Decent volume. Right now I have a 10" sub in my girl's car tunned to 29hz and its pretty good.

[CandeShop]

an AQ HDC3...likes 38-45 hz tuning...

[WaTTz305]

depends on what you listen to i would say... in my opinion, tune low. in wattz opinion, tune specifically for lows..

also depends on how serious you want to be with competing.. if you would rather win comps than jam out in ur car, then tune to win comps.

LOL but ur box is gonna be tuned specifically for lows too :pointnlaugh:

[iamamp3pimp]

cj

that box wont do what the program tells you it will do.



tune higher than that

[Mike Troll]

A CRX with any concern of Bass Boxing needs to get their tuning frequency up way higher.

[bluefit]

i had my hdc 15 tuned to 40hz