Quote Originally Posted by jhnkvn View Post
First order is that... don't look at the frequency response of a certain speaker -- this is because it's a terrible guide in telling you what the speaker does. Sure, it may hit 43hz but at what decibel level? Knowing how low it hits but without knowing if you can actually hear it is pointless ;)

For the question... I'll reply it in a short answer: It's not a problem.

For example, I know a lot of people who remove their midbass filter so that it rolls down naturally. Of course, they take extra care not to play that loud in order not to damage their speakers. Mickey (of Mickey's Autosound) drives around either with a 50hz (4th order slope) or a 63hz (2nd order slope) filter on his Focal 3-way Flax set which is running sub-less.

If you want to know how loud you can go being sub-less, it's much more than most people think. There's a lot of people who're afraid to test the limits of their midbass speaker but I assure you -- it's way more than "background listening" ;)
Thanks sir jhnkvn. Yung tanong ko is for the gears that I got from the ICE section at KAC. Amp is a Rockford Fosgate p300.2 and seps are Polk Audio mmc6500 momo edition. Both are 2nd hand and oldschool gears. As per reviews this mmc6500’s are loud and bright kaya might have to use the -3 or -6 attenuation to tame this tweets. I’m not going to push those amps and speakers to their limits though
Wires and deadening na lang kulang...

Pahabol sir jhnkvn. Pag nag level match ng seps with a DMM using a 1000Hz test tone pwede rin ba na thru flash drive na lang of the USB ng HU pa tugtugin yung test tone instead of burning it sa CD?