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Dom |
posted on 15th Jan 04 at 16:11 |
there coxials, well look like it, so there wont be any physical crossover, so it should be as simple as connect the + & - to the terminals :thumbs: Read the manual though mate, will tell ya how you do it ;) | |
Trucido |
posted on 14th Jan 04 at 22:04 |
erm no no crossover box...and you lost me on the rest | |
TOMAS |
posted on 14th Jan 04 at 12:07 |
You should have a passive (box) crossover with your component set. This must still be used but you want to set the amp to AROUND 80Hz highpass. Most amps will have at least a 12dB per ocatve crossover, this is plenty good enough. Commonly people run components with 24dB slopes and sub woofers with 12dB slopes.... | |
Trucido |
posted on 13th Jan 04 at 23:30 |
ok i have these... | |
Dom |
posted on 13th Jan 04 at 21:50 |
If you have a 2way comps (ie: midrange and tweeter seperate speakers) then a crossover should have been included in with it all - either an inline crossover on the tweeter etc or a external crossover, which will be a box jobby. If you have the crossover, it will be a simple case of taking the preouts from you HU into the amp and taking the speaker outputs to the crossover unit. Then each speaker is wired to the crossover :thumbs: | |
Trucido |
posted on 13th Jan 04 at 19:26 |
austinpxx !! come on :P | |
Dan |
posted on 13th Jan 04 at 16:05 |
if ure just using one amp to power the components i would use a crossover system. | |
Melville |
posted on 13th Jan 04 at 14:05 |
the amp should have a built in crossover and get some decent speaker cable run to the comps, Halfords will do you summit a little thicker :thumbs: | |
Trucido |
posted on 13th Jan 04 at 01:25 |
if i was to amp my components then i wouldnt need to use a crossover would i? also is it ok to use normal speaker wire to run from the amp to the components? |