does this unit have a lowpass and hi pass built in crossover? what i mean is does it have a adjustment to turn the bass off of my regular speakers?
363563
Here's what it says at the Kenwood website: " Three 2.5V Pre-outs with Crossover System - Get the most out of your external power amplifiers by delivering 2.5V of audio signal to maximize sonic performance. Using the built-in crossover system, you can also easily filter out unwanted frequencies to your speakers and subwoofers to tune your system to its maximum potential.
377076
Not at all, you can adjust the level to balance it out, Just don't have Volume turned all the way up.turn it down until a good balance on bass and the rest of the system is pretty much balanced.Unless you want the bass to drown out the rest of it of course.
619459
No it works as a highs to lows adapter for a after market amp.. A crossover with high to lows would be better
712779
It does not adjust your speaker volume only the amount of power pushing to your sub(s) I.e all the way down and you have no bass all the way up and your bass is at max level. This is of course assuming that your deck has all normal levels for your subwoofer.
1704029
Set to high because you wired through the high from your head unit. The crossover switch is for how you want your output from the amp to be, "high,mid,low" if your running the amp to your normal speakers in the doors then you want to either be on mid or high whichever one makes your speakers sound the best. It's more of preference with the two. Also make sure your gain is down all the way when you first test speaker sound , with radio turned up to just below distortion accures then slowly turn gain up until slight distortion is heard then turn down until it goes away and then your set and will now know the loudest radio volume setting too.
1514623
not an audio expert but my installer explained to me that the closer it is to the speaker the better. If it were to be further away the line could pick up or in some ways change the frequencies that are flowing to the speakers, thus making the crossover pointless. basically the closer it is to the speaker the more pure the correct freq range will be... this is just what i remember from a few months ago, i could be in left field with this
1241885
Nope. Only the top boost has treble and bass control. Both the normal and top boost channels also have a volume knob however, which essentially acts like a gain stage (if you want to get a little more crunch out of either channel)
1635530
There is no equalization adjustment. I would call the equalization "flat". Bass can be boosted a little by placing it in a corner.
1594655
I love mine just the way it is- You can adjust the bass the way you want it, and Iquestion adding more. Thanks Good Luck!! you'll love the unit!!
232088
Yes and no. You will be able to adjust fade and balance from the head unit. But you will have to adjust the high pass filter from the amp.
557799
No it does not. You really don't need it as you can adjust the bass as needed. I love it better than the predecessor.
1986986
If you are talking about an adjustable knob what you can mount somewhere no but it does has a bass boost dial that you can turn an adjust but you really don't need that , it depends on what speakers you choose , bass boost will blow a speaker if it's set wrong but good luck bro
1520961
I don't believe so. I've gone through all of the audio settings and I didn't see that option. However, the unit does a fantastic job with audio settings from several presets to other separate options on bass and subwoofer settings.
1298198
Yes. There is a Volume knob and a Low Pass filter knob. Note: If you are using a Sub out/LFE connection from your receiver turn the Low Pass all the way up.
1804828
Hi Ranney, There is no control marked "crossover" but the four controls are: !. Volume control2. Low-pass filter control - infinitely adjustable from 45 Hz to 150Hz (maybe crossover?)3. Phase switch - with two positions, 0 deg. (in phase) 180 deg. (maximum out of phase)4. Power switch - On, Auto, Standby, positions. I hope that helps!
1913012
The soundscape has a fixed crossover on its LFE output. Connect the sub to this and turn off the crossover on the back of the sub. I added a sub also - it helps for loud rumbly effects.
2060983
Nope it has a built in one. Now you can use a 6 channel EQ with a crossover if you want. I am using just the Kenwood amp and it sounds fine to me but I do have a Kenwood head unit also so they work well together. The amp has inputs for front, rear and subwoofer, with a limited crossover built in. I personally find no reason to have an extra crossover for it.