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The initial crossover setup step is really basic. All of your initial
crossover settings can be fine tuned later. Right now, you just want
to set the crossovers to protect the speakers, and be within the
designed operational frequency range for each. You will make more
detailed, fine-tuning adjustments later.
Subwoofer crossovers are very straight forward in theory. In
general, it is good practice to set the subwoofer upper frequency limit
to the lowest frequency at which the next speaker above it can
reproduce, whether it is a midrange or a mid-bass speaker.
If a dedicated mid-bass speaker set is used, start by crossing
them over with the subwoofer as low as the mid-bass speakers can
play. This should be somewhere between 40 and 80 Hz. At the
upper end of the mid-bass range, the frequency can be varied as
required to achieve the best results. This can be determined by a
Initial Crossover Setting
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