Vasr
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Yes.
Not sure how. I understand with the correct Q value and slope this might be achievable, but its a bit beyond my current level of expertise (or lackthereof)
I don't know the PEQ settings interface on the HTP-1 but like all PEQs it should provide for a low pass filter and high pass filter (but may restrict how many of each you can have). You will be specifying a center/crossover frequency and a Q value. The Q value and cascading of filters will give you the slope you need. Here are my notes on doing this in software peq
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/...s-a-8-ch-pre-pro-experiment.14785/post-462824
If you want to set it to your own custom crossovers for your scenario, on sub 1 you would specify a low pass filter with center at 80hz and a Q of 0.7071. For the sub 2 and 3 you would add a low pass filter (200hz, 0.7071Q) and a high pass filter (80hz, Q0.7071). These will give you 2nd order Butterworth 12db/Octave slopes. You can cascade them (use two identical filters) to get other type of crossovers and slopes. For the narrow range you want for the sub 2 and 3, you may likely want higher slopes on either sides.
While you can do the above in theory, whether it will work satisfactorily is a different story.