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Juleous · 03-05-2011, 05:56 PM

I dug mine out so I could reference it. We are talking the Re-Q and not the Re-Q5 correct? Cause I have just the Re-Q.

Here is what I see 4 rca's two are labeled left and right which are odviously for the high pass and then the other two just say sub, which is a mono or single channel signal anyway so depending on your amp you connect both or just one rca there is no left and right on the sub channel for RCA's so it does not matter which is which.

For the settings the sub gain is for the sub output only the LF and RF are gains for the highpass which would be your front speakers if your were doing those.

The SS setting I have at just past the 15hz number and the LPF I have about 2oclock position which is around 80hz.

My guess is you have your sub gain too high and your LPF set too high sending over 80hz to the sub. Turn the sub gain back to between 1.2 and 2.5 and set your LPF at just a hair past 70. I found the higher the Re-Q gains the more feedback and noise I got.

03-05-2011, 05:56 PM	#47 (permalink)
Juleous Enthusiast Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Nowhere Posts: 335 Drives: 370z Rep Power: 15	I dug mine out so I could reference it. We are talking the Re-Q and not the Re-Q5 correct? Cause I have just the Re-Q. Here is what I see 4 rca's two are labeled left and right which are odviously for the high pass and then the other two just say sub, which is a mono or single channel signal anyway so depending on your amp you connect both or just one rca there is no left and right on the sub channel for RCA's so it does not matter which is which. For the settings the sub gain is for the sub output only the LF and RF are gains for the highpass which would be your front speakers if your were doing those. The SS setting I have at just past the 15hz number and the LPF I have about 2oclock position which is around 80hz. My guess is you have your sub gain too high and your LPF set too high sending over 80hz to the sub. Turn the sub gain back to between 1.2 and 2.5 and set your LPF at just a hair past 70. I found the higher the Re-Q gains the more feedback and noise I got.