The crossover setting for full-range speakers is typically set to 80 Hz. This means that the frequencies below 80 Hz will be sent to the subwoofer, while the frequencies above 80 Hz will be sent to the full-range speakers.
However, the optimal crossover setting for full-range speakers will vary depending on the specific speakers and subwoofer that you are using. It is important to experiment with different crossover settings to find the setting that sounds best to you.
Here are some tips for setting the crossover frequency for full-range speakers:
- Start with the crossover frequency set to 80 Hz.
- Play some music that you are familiar with.
- Adjust the crossover frequency up or down until you find the setting that sounds best to you.
- If you are using a subwoofer, you may want to adjust the subwoofer level as well.
It is also important to note that the crossover frequency is not the only factor that affects the sound quality of your system. The placement of your speakers and subwoofer can also have a big impact on the sound quality.
Here are some tips for placing your speakers and subwoofer:
- Place the front speakers to the sides of the TV or monitor, at ear level.
- Place the center speaker directly below the TV or monitor.
- Place the surround speakers behind the listening position, slightly above ear level.
- Place the subwoofer in the corner of the room, near the front speakers.
Experiment with different speaker and subwoofer placement options to find the placement that sounds best to you.
Once you have set the crossover frequency and placed your speakers and subwoofer, you should be able to enjoy great sound quality from your system.
