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Old 07-20-2009, 11:44 AM
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Originally Posted by bgsquad View Post
The order, yes, I got it!

But what do you do in that order?
you're right, I didn't specify what puzzles me:

1- when you say flat frequency response on the DSP, you mean flat graphical setting? and what is test tone, how to use it? what should be the end result?

2- about the Amp Crossover / low pass filter, i am interested in setting where the subwoofer kicks in, but where do you set those? i don't seem to have them (i have NAV with DSP MKIII)

3- ok

4- Source (Ipod): so now after I have completed the above, I set my preferences on the Ipod? then I should get the sound i want?

Thanks again!!
Remember, you responded to a thread from a person with an aftermarket subwoofer amp, and how to tune that amp to mesh well with the factory system. The steps above answer that question.

It sounds like you are asking about something different (related to your ipod) which is why the response above doesn't make sense.

What exactly is your issue?

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