Doe the tweeters get connected to the speakers or they need a separate connection?
333703
They connect on the back of the speaker. The speakers are 8 ohms each together they are 4ohms (parallel)
258341
No, they are tweeters that you can hook up to your sound system. And they damn good
1254156
No they have a capacitor soldered on the positive terminal of the tweeter eliminating the need for a crossover like you would use for most component speakers. I must warn you if you plan on powering these to their rms wattage for a balanced system your midrange must be double what your putting to the tweeter. Example: 200 watt tweeter should have 400 watts of midrange. These tweeters are no joke they scream. If you have an entry level system these are not for you. If you plan on under powering the tweeters what's the point to buy them. Buy a tweeter that matches your midrange and sub.
2203614
You need to take the speakers out of stand by in order to connect to them. You need to use the remote
1829881
There are two ways you can check this ... take a look at the connector and compare the the one you know about, and to check this in a service manual with that kind of detail. The tweeter assembly part information should provide a graphic so you can check this. Pretend you are going to replace your tweeters with stock pieces and you will find the information you need.
1393993
I believe these come jumped for parallel connection to another pair or can be separated for separate amping to woofers and tweeter.
1633721
The speakers do not have a crossover for the tweeters, the tweeters have a built in resistor to filter out bass. When I hooked these up in my Honda, I used the existing wiring, which had separate wires already in place for the tweeters on the top of the dash so that's how I wired these up. As I recall though, you can run the tweeters right from the speakers without any crossovers. That's partly why I bought this series. I like the good, clear sound coming from these. Huge improvement over stock.
2177325
After you run the main wire to the speaker you need a short jumper wire to the other side for the second tweeter. Also, if you plan to put them outdoors I would suggest painting the outer mounting ring and speaker screen with white Rust-oleum to prevent fading.
537217
All are separate and connected by wires. I have not tried to disconnect woofer. Just wondering why we need to disconnect woofer.The connections to two speakers are loose wires and the woofer if I'm right is a small clip.I was expecting something like a 3.5mm plug. But anyway once connected and placed on the shelf, the system is intact and works great.
929600
You will likely have to go direct to Polk Audio. The cover contains the tweeter and wiring.
142730
No, each speaker has to be plugged into something such as a mixer. One goes to the Left output, the other to the Right. The speakers never actually connect to eachother
2049936
No. The tweeters operate at different frequencies than the mid range driver. These frequencies are separated by what's called a passive crossover.
2023624
Your provided with a link cable that connects both speakers together. So sound is heard from one source and out of the speakers.
624860
from the source to the speaker or the one from 1 speaker to the other. it is hard wired to one speaker power and audio and removable audio wire to the second speaker. I guess you could add an extension audio for between the second speaker or the computer or both, but need a female plug at one end to do so. t he plugs are the standard type (green plug )
1151979
they need to be connected to the speaker output on your power amp or receiver with the correct type of wire
198098
One does not need to use the tweeter housing.. The unit also comes with mounting cups for a flush mount. I used the cut tubes though since it worked for my application
1425861
Yes, that's all you need to do. On most speakers, these wires are already marked and the two wires come off of the cross-over electronics board. On not too sophisticated speakers you just connect them in line, meaning you piggy-back off of the regular woofer speaker wires red and black. Most tweeters like these won't be damaged if connected that way as they have a good variance resistance, and they have a capacitor attached to one of the poles for protection. I use a couple of tweeters by themselves and work just fine. These I bought to replace some damaged ones in some speakers I bought used from a friend.