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    Posted: 04 March 2020 at 6:37pm
Can someone direct me to info on this please. Where I come from ‘tuning’ is pitch related...? 
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It follows the same principal from a reflex standpoint. You are tuning the box to a particular frequency in which, the cabinet will resonate at the tuned frequency.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helmholtz_resonance



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Thanks again.

So playing with crossover? 
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For Crossovers, the starting point (Tuning Frequency) is -3 dB. So if you "Tune" the Crossover at 100 Hertz, the slope will be -3 dB @ 100 Hertz and roughly 0 dB @ 90 Hz downwards. Slopes will vary pending on what you are aiming to accomplish.


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You might find this a little less complicated...




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