lo...thats wat i was tryin to say cheers austin! :-)

reet lemme straighten out your confused little heads.

You will get a pair of crossovers.


On each crossover you will have 3 sets of terminals (if they are passive which in most cases they are).

One will say 'Input'. You connect the - and + of the appropriate speaker output of your headunit or amplfier to this. Another will say 'WOOFER' or 'MID'. You connect the - and + of your midrange driver to this. And then you will have 'TWEETER', connect the - and + of your tweeter to this.


This way each speaker will only get the frequencies they are designed to produce.

dya jus get 1 crossover? and use that for both sides left and right? or dya get 2 crossovers for each side?

lol, ok. cheers bud :thumbs:

yeah u will have ur pos an neg power terminals

then a set of terminals for the mid and a set of terminals for the tweet

just connect ur HU outputs to the power terminals..and ur mid and tweet accordingly!!

dint mix em up lol a tweeter wont last long gettin full range frequencies...

believe me ;-)

i made the mistake and realised as HU powered up by time i got it turned off it had fried it

got sum JBL components, not dealt with components be for so im not really clued up on them.. my questions are, on the crossovers there are 3 sets of terminals, one for the woofer and one for the tweeter, (simple enough) and one for the amp? i dont have a seperate amp, so would i just hook up my sterio wires into here?? And also there are 3 sets of wires.. 2 lots with copper wire inside and 1 lot with silver, would the silver be for if i had external amp?? sorry for the essay!! cheers, kev :thumbs: