would i be able run the 3 way crossovers to my tweets mids and woofers or is the 3rd crossover just for the subwoofer
307102
Yes, in 'network' mode, you can have 3 separate bands. Be aware that you give up front/rear fader when in network mode because the front/rear outputs become the high/mid outputs.
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.
1694478
Yes, this three way will send between 1Hz-800Hz to the Woofer, 801Hz-5kHz to the mid, and 5kHz and up to the tweeter (very roughly). But yes, anything under 800hz will go to the woofer (including 50hz)
875096
Not sure. what you are asking... these are two way 4 ohm stable. hence you can hook up mids and tweets and keep it at 4 ohms so as not to blow them. I am sure you could use other cofigs to change the ohm setting they are just a basic crossover set like the ones you build. They are nice and worth the few dollars they cost. you cant buy the parts separately or as cheap as they are.
1659289
I put the 6.5 in the back doors with the crossover and the tweeters in the dash. Had to remove the capacitor from the crossover and attach it to the tweeters. Great affect.
30946
It is a 3-way. There are 8 terminals. There is a 2 input, 2 Woofer out, 2 Mid out, and 2 Tweeter out.
687873
i wouldn't, running in parallel only changes the wattage/ohm count. you can at your own risk though, but the point of the crossover is to change the frequency range to usable for the tweeter. i tried it a few years ago with a set of crossovers and blew them in a few months on just the deck.
46843
With the system your planning to get above the pl-66 will blend nicely yes it would work awesome make sure when you place the 3 frond speakers left,center,right channel all tweeters are ear height the best and fastest way to do this is by getting a laser and throw a line horizontal accross for your surround speakers they need to be 2 feet down from ceiling sub woofer if possible in front and in the middle of the room if not you will need to do the crawl method to figure out with side will be best for the sub the right side or left side hope this help
2107972
First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If you are somewhat mechanically inclined & patient you should be alright.
1224014
Yes. Both sets have a built in cross over stopping bass from going to tweeters. Tweeters are on both sets. Attached one one and separate on the other.
1915016
Contains 2 ea 6.5" midrange and 2 ea separate tweeters. They are connected by a separate crossover - 6 parts + hardware Simple and easy to wire. Tweeters mount separately from mid ranges. They do pack a little bass thump. Great setup.
470833
You can do a subwoofer and top horn. The top channel will give you a lot of bass. I am a bassplayer and that is the channel that I run. To run it in bridge just flip the button on the back that says crossover. That means the same as bridged.
123501
Yes they certainly would work there. If you look at the product picture, the speaker on the right with the grill mounted shows the tweeter mounted to the mid-driver. The directions for wiring them using the built in connectors are a little confusing, but you wouldnt need to use those if you didnt want to. As long as you run an extra length of wire from the speakers to the crossover (as the instructions recommend not mounting the crossover in the door) you could wire both the mid and the tweeter directly to the crossover with no issues. It's quite simple that way.
1939933
Way I did it was from lepai speaker out into sub speaker in (it takes the low end out based on where I set my crossover that's on the sub) then from the sub speaker out into my speakers. Running in stereo.
826282
If the sub or your head doesn't specify a crossover built in them then you should use a crossover. I'd suggest an inline crossover like this http://www.amazon.com/FMOD-Inline-Crossover-Pair-Pass/dp/B00EZXWWHW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1392864302&sr;=8-3&keywords;=inline+crossover
1578323
Sure. It should work fine using the existing speaker locations except for the tweeters, but you can put those just about anywhere that the wires will reach.
1184343
No the crossover is seperate, but my 4 channel amp has a crossover so I just tuned them with that. To be honest if your amp has 1 buying 1 is a waste of money, and there very very loud, mean as hell haha