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[Eric Baker]

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[Scott Holtzman]

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[Eric Baker]

So I would like to say the tops are great! Boxes are very solid! But I'm not happy at all about not having these settings. Is it stopping me from using them no! But, I have sent him several times since I placed the order back in May asking for settings. I understand people get busy and forget things. No big deal, but I have emailed him at least 4 times asking for them. He has always replied to the emails, but never has once said anything about the settings. I have even called and talked to him about sending me the setting. He did seems very busy/distracted when I had him on the phone. So I sent him a email after the fact. From what other people say online he is a great guy and very helpful. I have not seen this at all when I called he did not seem to want to give me the time of day. So maybe he will see this and send me a receipt for my purchase and some processor settings. The last email I will ever send him was over ten day ago. With no reply!

[Chris Grimshaw]

Well, on the webpage for the 212TX, an 80Hz highpass is recommended as the minimum cutoff frequency. The C212Pro looks like it'll run well over 100Hz just fine.

For 1:1, I'd probably run at 80Hz and give the mains more of the signal to play with, since low frequencies require more displacement. With more subs available, I'd take the crossover up higher, with an upper limit depending on positioning.

What other settings are you looking for?

Chris

[Steve Crump]

Here is some info Jeff sent to me when I purchased the C212Pro cabinets.

"Continuous power is 800 watts which is 56.5 volts at 4 ohms. You can set a limiter at 56.5 volts with a long attack and release (300ms/500ms). The peak is 3200w which is 113 volts at 4 ohms. If your amp can't swing that much voltage than you can engage a simple clip limiter. If your amp can swing more than 113 volts than you'll want to set the limiter at 113 volts with a shorter attack and release (30ms/50ms). These are good starting points and could be fine tuned."

*Use at your own risk*

I can't find the email where Jeff and I talked filters.

[Luis_Marquez]

Does anyone have any processor settings they could share with me for the JTR 212 pro and the NOESIS 212TX. I will be using a qsc pld 4.5. I did email Jeff at JTR, but I guess he is busy.

 Thanks in advice!

Eric

You should reach out to member Steve Litscher. He has worked with and is close to Jeff. I have powered C212pro’s . Great little subs. Don’t go very low/deep, but great for general band duty.
This summer, I plan on doing a serious listening test in the back yard and then compare to other subs.

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