will it power factory tweeters?
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i do not want to sound as though i am an expert, i can only tell you that it will more then likely work on Nissan's 1995 to 2006 stock radios. i am sure it will have you combine the front tweeters with the front main speakers.
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i have a 2010 titan with the tweeters. idk if nissan uses crossovers somewhere or what. if they used piezo electric tweeters they do not need crossovers b/c they will reject low and mid range to the big door speakers so they act like a crossover by themselves. piezo is also very efficient. it looks like the stock head units drive all 8 speakers with 4 channels or there would be more wires.
2107014
i really don't know if that amp could power these...i have 4 of them with 2 tweeters and i power them with a 2400.4 planet audio and it sound awesome.
1361298
The extra tweeters should be fed from a crossover from the front channel speakers as a "component" set. The wiring from the head unit wouldn't be affected by this, it'd wire up to the source or the amp as if it's a 4-speaker system.
1990998
You done need any tweeters they will sound great yes a nice amp to push them will be good Iam pushing 110 ohms rms but make sure the amp can work at 2 ohms
539425
Should do just fine. I used one to power a couple of 125w bookshelf speakers, and it drove them loader than I really needed, but it depends on your speakers' sensitivity
374803
A tweeter can be connected directly to the radio since most radios now on days are hi power, you can add a tweeter per channel depending on how much "hi's" you want to add to your sound.
1501889
Sure will, I run two 200 watt Technics from em. Not the best quality, but it does run em pretty well.
599911
The capacitor is there to lessen the power coming to the tweeter. If you bypass it then it will recieve full power. Which may damage it. It depends on how much power your using.
104749
No. Sub amps only produce bass frequencies. Hook these up to the radio, or even better, buy a mids and highs amp, set the active crossovers and take capacitor off the tweeter.
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Yes, according to the Klipsch G-17 specs.....AMPLIFIER POWER: 2 x 20W RMS (woofers) 2 x 10W RMS (tweeters), Bi-Amplified for audiophile resolution.This is the link to their site: http://www.klipsch.com/gallery-g17-air
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That box already has a 3.5 kHz crossover to keep the lows out of the tweeter. Maybe it has failed? How much power are you putting to it?
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I actually didnt put in these tweeters I left the factory ones in. It would have been a lot of work and really theres not a whole lot of difference. U wont blow the factory tweeters either I have 75 watts going to each speaker in my car its the low frequencies that blow the speaker and that wont reach the factory tweeters. But if u do want to put them in there are different ways too. Its personal preference. Either in the door somewhere sail panel or dash. Idk if your car has tweeters already or not. If it doesnt I would look for speakers with the tweeter in them aready not componet speakers. Its all personal preference. Hope this helps I actually didnt put in these tweeters I left the factory ones in. It would have been a lot of work and really theres not a whole lot of difference. U wont blow the factory tweeters either I have 75 watts going to each speaker in my car its the low frequencies that blow the speaker and that wont reach the factory tweeters. But if u do want to put them in there are different ways too. Its personal preference. Either in the door somewhere sail panel or dash. Idk if your car has tweeters already or not. If it doesnt I would look for speakers with the tweeter in them aready not componet... » Read More I actually didnt put in these tweeters I left the factory ones in. It would have been a lot of work and really theres not a whole lot of difference. U wont blow the factory tweeters either I have 75 watts going to each speaker in my car its the low frequencies that blow the speaker and that wont reach the factory tweeters. But if u do want to put them in there are different ways too. Its personal preference. Either in the door somewhere sail panel or dash. Idk if your car has tweeters already or not. If it doesnt I would look for speakers with the tweeter in them aready not componet speakers. Its all personal preference. Hope this helps « Show Less
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Hi Weston We thank you for the question and here is the highlights of what you requested. Features and Specification SPECIFICATIONS Power Handling CEA-2031 Power Rating: 80 Watts Power Handling Capacity (RMS): 80 Watts Power Handling Capacity (Peak): 240 Watts Dimensions Tweeter Mounting Diameter (mm): 37.8mm Tweeter Mounting Diameter (in): 1-1/2'' Tweeter Mounting Depth (mm): 18.3mm Tweeter Mounting Depth (in): 3/4'' Thank you for choosing The Wire Zone.
2049936
No. The tweeters operate at different frequencies than the mid range driver. These frequencies are separated by what's called a passive crossover.
1346385
Yes. I'm currently using t to power two outdoor mid size marine speakers and it is more than adequate. As to the wire gauge and length it seems marginal. A step up in wire size would be my choice. I'm far from an expert on speaker wire however the length seems to be considerable. good luck.
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Yes they do need to plug into an AC outlet. Each speaker has a built in class D amplifier that powers the woofer/sub. Yes your Yamaha amp will pore the midrange and tweeters just fine. They're essentially bi-amplified one amp bult in and one external amp
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I am not certain that this will drive a sub woofer sufficiently for you needs my use is only with tweeters. There are several review videos out on the net that show woofers being driven but, sound quality is not very well decernable through the video so you need to rely on their opinions.