How to Set the Crossover on Your Car Subwoofer Amplifier (monoblock amp tutorial)

In Today's video we show you how to set the crossover point on your car subwoofer amplifier whether you are using a sub in a sealed enclosure or in a vented enclosure!
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[@andycroan4923]

I knew virtually nothing on setting amp gain, low, pass filter, and bass boost. I scoured KZbin, watching 10+ videos and was still lost until I found this! Keep up the good work!

[@RockvilleAudio]

Glad I could help!!!

[@bradleyrichmond8864]

Dude this is the only video that actually explains it for someone new to understand thx

[@ecudude27858]

Awesome choice of test music lol that’s exactly the song I’m going to tune to

[@harleqwinn2322]

This dude is ADORABLE😍!! Great video with practical approach & clear explanation... very helpful😉

[@suthtokcraew1227]

great 👍👍 easy + simple & accurate 😬

[@isiahgreen8405]

Nice video.

[@joekane3601]

Thank you u explained it perfectly keep the good videos coming I'm here to watch more

[@drewcarr4478]

I got the Rockville RG212CA and I’m having a real hard setting the lpf on the subs. Any way I could get some assistance on how to set the lpf? I set my gain using the 40hz test tone but I’m not getting that THUMP I want

[@akolngto9314]

Where did you get the 4 when you devide the 32hz sir?

[@sp00f34]

my kicker cxa 800.1 is not hitting mids properly. kinda gives up on them. i only have 3 dials....... gain / x-over / bass boost. i feel like ive messed with the gain and crossover quite a bit but it just isnt hitting the mids. help

[@fabianmolina866]

You forgot to mention that in the crossover point,the output power is -3db from peak power value. For example,if I put the crossover point at 15 hz (1 octave less than 30 hz),in that frecuencie,the power will be -3db than 30hz, the half of power -3db less,is equal to say "half of power"

[@robindas1207]

Great video

[@RockvilleAudio]

Thank You!

[@monstah408]

When you divide by 4, where does 4 come from ?

[@13salinaspride]

Ill have to this to set my cross over on my 800kicker amp

[@thebridge6967]

What if you have a separate electric crossover, what do you set your amp settings at?

[@YusufGinnah]

You should only set the crossover on any *one* component in your system Depending on your head unit, you could set it there instead of the amp and you wouldn't require an external crossover. If you filter the signal more then once, it'll filter the signal unpredictably and too harshly. In any case, if you've applied a crossover in any one of your components in your signal path, there is absolutely no need to do it anywhere else. 😎👍🏼