2-WAY OK WHAT CABLE is for woofer and how much power send and the other is for tweeters what color is for and How much power send for?
582329
I only send 1000 watts amp to 2 15" speakers so I guess 500watts for each speaker.
582330
If you look closely at the board you will see h. L. H is high. L is woofer my pr15 has been modified I'm actually pushing over 2500 watts rms through this x-over. Hope this helps.
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.
2044405
If you are wanting a two way system with a single 8" and tweeter, it should work fine. I'd stay away from any kind of venting unless you have reliable Thiel-Small parameters, but I would definitely recommend stuffing the box with AcoustiStuff or similar. I don't recall if Micca published T-S numbers for the woofer, but since it's made to go in a wall, I presume it's designed for a fairly forgiving infinite baffle alignment. Good luck!
1618352
not sure if this will help, but I used these on my rear speakers. Wired tweeters and rear speakers on same rear signal sending wires. IT sounds fine. Mids and highs. Your probably better off using the crossovers that comes with them.
2183410
Umm Look at nominal wattage and max wattage allowed by this type of woofer. your Amp wattage should be in between nominal and max.. I installed this woofer in two diff vehicles. I hooked up my amp-woofer via bridgable. One amp was a Pioneer 720 watt amp. ($55-65) And the other was a Boss 600 watt amp. ($50-60) Both perform well. See if you can find little more wattage for less money based on researching online. More power to the woofer the better, but you know, with common sense, your not going to turn it all the way up maxxxx..
1302726
A receiver with at least 50 watts per chanel will do fine, then plug your computer to the aux imput of the receiver. Make sure you use 12 Gauge wire to conect the speakers and get the best out of them. Its Important to leave enough room from the speakers to the rear and side wall, to make the bass port and the rear tweeter reflect their sound towards the listener. If you are going to use them in a book shelf better get the 201 and a subwoofer like a polkaudio.
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.
730427
Depending what amplifier you use and the wattage it gives it will matter. I'm pushing 2 of these woofers on a 1000 watt amp and have them connected in parallel series which you run the connection from one side to the other and continued to dad same connection to the next woofer, basically its all 4 connections Hooked up together. Man u should hear how these baby make everything rattle! Had a small crack on my windshield and from that small crack it extended across my whole windshield from the pounding bass of these baby. Oh if u are working with a 2 channel amp make sure to bridge it to give them more power just make sure to set ur settings right on your amp before you juice them up on a high volume. Depending what amplifier you use and the wattage it gives it will matter. I'm pushing 2 of these woofers on a 1000 watt amp and have them connected in parallel series which you run the connection from one side to the other and continued to dad same connection to the next woofer, basically its all 4 connections Hooked up together. Man u should hear how these baby make everything rattle! Had a small crack on my windshield and from that small crack it extended across my whole windshield from the pounding bass of these baby. Oh if u are working with a 2 channel amp make sure to bridge it to... » Read More Depending what amplifier you use and the wattage it gives it will matter. I'm pushing 2 of these woofers on a 1000 watt amp and have them connected in parallel series which you run the connection from one side to the other and continued to dad same connection to the next woofer, basically its all 4 connections Hooked up together. Man u should hear how these baby make everything rattle! Had a small crack on my windshield and from that small crack it extended across my whole windshield from the pounding bass of these baby. Oh if u are working with a 2 channel amp make sure to bridge it to give them more power just make sure to set ur settings right on your amp before you juice them up on a high volume. « Show Less
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These speakers are designed to work in tendum. So the tweeter will actually plug into the woofer to get is signal. There is an inline crossover as well which keeps the lows from reaching the tweeters. So I would say that you don't need to have a dedicated channel on your amp. See what other people suggest though.
101882
Tweeter is silver but the woofer is tan/gold. Mine are completely covered by the door panel. I did not use the included cover.
201395
Not sure, I suppose they mean that they can be used in stereos that require 4 or 8 ohm resistance speakers. I used them on my stereo cabinet speakers in conjunction with the Pyramid 300 watt woofers. My cabinet speakers (originally Altec Lansing) had a two way speaker system frequency adjuster, & I had to turn it way down because these little tweeters put out so much sound. They really produce great sound together and am very pleased with them. The distance between the mounting holes is just over 2-1/4" which I had to modify for both the tweeters & woofers (not a big deal). Hope this helps. Not sure, I suppose they mean that they can be used in stereos that require 4 or 8 ohm resistance speakers. I used them on my stereo cabinet speakers in conjunction with the Pyramid 300 watt woofers. My cabinet speakers (originally Altec Lansing) had a two way speaker system frequency adjuster, & I had to turn it way down because these little tweeters put out so much sound. They really produce great sound together and am very pleased with them. The distance between the mounting holes is just over 2-1/4" which I had to modify for both the tweeters & woofers (not a big deal). Hope this... » Read More Not sure, I suppose they mean that they can be used in stereos that require 4 or 8 ohm resistance speakers. I used them on my stereo cabinet speakers in conjunction with the Pyramid 300 watt woofers. My cabinet speakers (originally Altec Lansing) had a two way speaker system frequency adjuster, & I had to turn it way down because these little tweeters put out so much sound. They really produce great sound together and am very pleased with them. The distance between the mounting holes is just over 2-1/4" which I had to modify for both the tweeters & woofers (not a big deal). Hope this helps. « Show Less
2111696
FWIW-after replacing the stock terminal connector plates with good quality speaker wire leads try connecting the + (red) speaker wire lead to the top (+ hi freq tweeter section) and the - (black) speaker wire lead to the bottom (woofer section) to further improve detail and presence. Try it, you should hear a difference.
1304277
Noooo lol just the tweeters.. get a class-D mono for the subs is sugges Boss audios 5K amp for the subs. Sorry for late reply feel free to ask anyything else.
2115503
Well it's a stereo system...yes? Then there should be two tweeters. One for the left channel and one for the right. ;)
1806976
Jessica,Not sure what you are trying to do, but the two mail ends are for L/R audio inputs and the one female end usually plugs into your receiver. I am using this for my sub-woofer, coming from the receiver to the sub, then two male ends plug into the left/right inputs to my sub.
1191883
This is like a component system where there is a midrange speaker and a tweeter but in a lazy/easy mode wrapper. Instead of having to install the tweeter in another location (which is usually a location you have to create) this has the tweeter mounted in the center of the mid range woofer. So, technically it's 4 speakers but you will only plan for having to install two. Usually these size speakers are mounted in doors, so 2 doors. So, if you need 4x 6.5" speakers you must buy 2 of these sets. Also, when it says 300W max and 100W RMS, that's for the woofer/tweeter combined, so you can treat them as one speaker. Splitting and sound crossover is handled by the speakers internal circuitry, no action is required on your part and setup is no more complicated than any other non-component system. Having the woofer/tweeter separate is a good thing.
1909063
the problem with these are they need at least 300 to 500 watts. other wise there going to distort and blow tweeters and mid like crazy. if you got the power you can break them easy. hope this has helped you.