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thank you guys..

quick question.
i have want to add a equalizer to my system, and i am confused on how to hook it up.. question is do i hook it up before the limiter or after the limiter?

so if i have it set for 100 hz , and i run a 60hz and set amp out put to 50 volts, i should be ok? so no matter what kind of music i play it wont go over 50 volts..

i am trying to set the limiter on a DRPA+ for 2 tuba 30 loaded with 3012lf.. i was reading and i cant seem to get a straight foward answer on what frequency to use. the DRPA is set up as HP 35HZ and LP 90hz. what HZ do i need to set the limiter? and what hz do i need to set the limiter for two Jack ...

so when i set the drive rack i should leave the treshold at the preset? +20db? or 0, just dont want to burn the subs..

i did try it with a volt meter, but i was using a 30hz tone i got to retry it with a sine wave i guess

ok thats good info. but i need to set the limiter on the driverack, i found a link with the formula but i dident save it now i cant find it ... so if anyone knows the formula let me know please. i found this but i just want to make shore if this is the way http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/m...

ok guys, is there a formula to find the treshold .. i have 4 Tuba 30. 3012lf single loaded. Behringer ep 4000 Have Dirverack Pa+ need a find out what the treshold is if i run 2 speaker per channel... and also i know its say in the plans to HIPASS the subs at 35 hz, but what hz do i low pass it at???...

Bbe ds24 or the Dbx Driverack PA?

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