[patsf1]

Hi maybe some of you nice gents can help! I have just purchased a set of match speakers for my e92. The description says on their website says that the crossovers have a 'reference curve setup' can anyone explain? Thanks

[BMW3DK]

it mean that they have adjusted the parameters of the filters to perform sonically best in the car.
Audiotec Fischer knows what they are doing...

// Chris

[patsf1]

Originally Posted by BMW3DK

it mean that they have adjusted the parameters of the filters to perform sonically best in the car.
Audiotec Fischer knows what they are doing...

// Chris

Thanks Chris, with that in mind; I have a JL cleansweep from my early days that I was thinking of including in my project.
Would the crossover be suffice for my project or would I gain much benefit including the cleansweep?
My kit will be Match 83c-bmw.1 + Genesis series 3 stereo 100; puts out near 100 watts per channel. Should be good enough for those speakers?? Maybe cleansweep if needed.

Thanks for your time!

[BMW3DK]

Hi!

Sry for the replytime - was on vacation

IF your system are coded for 'HiFi', then you don't need the cleansweep, since the OEM radio will deliver a clean 4V balanced PRE-Out signal in the connector in the trunk.

Your amplifier is a great piece of electronics! However, if you want to run the system 3 way over this one, you need an passive filter between the underseat woofers and the doors.
Either you need additional amplification or you need to do the filter - no shortcut I'm sorry...
But given the amp's quality I would for sure use it for mid/high.


///Chris

Originally Posted by patsf1

Thanks Chris, with that in mind; I have a JL cleansweep from my early days that I was thinking of including in my project.
Would the crossover be suffice for my project or would I gain much benefit including the cleansweep?
My kit will be Match 83c-bmw.1 + Genesis series 3 stereo 100; puts out near 100 watts per channel. Should be good enough for those speakers?? Maybe cleansweep if needed.

Thanks for your time!