I have noticed I have a "Q" factor setting when I go through my head unit's menu in the EQ. Head unit is a Kenwood X705. I am wondering what this setting does at a crossover level.
It is a frequency booster/attenuator. The frequency you set it at is the "center". When you go narrow and boost it, it will boost only the frequencies closest to it like a triangle with a narrow base. When you go wide, the triangle base goes wide.I have noticed I have a "Q" factor setting when I go through my head unit's menu in the EQ. Head unit is a Kenwood X705. I am wondering what this setting does at a crossover level.
Good info. I have a couple things boosted but on +2db, most are -dbWith an EQ, you have the frequency you're cutting/boosting (in HZ), how much your boosting (in DB) and width of the band you're adjusting (Q). General rule of thumb is to avoid boosting and definitely avoid boosting over 3db.