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Sep 10, 2009 | 10:08 PM

#21

sx4life

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I have never ran a tweet without a crossover

Sep 10, 2009 | 10:55 PM

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BigRedGuy

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Quote:

Originally Posted by glennersss

ok i tried the tweets on lp and got no sound basiclly, so im assuming they as well go on hp, im running 2 mids and 2 tweets on a 4 channell, do i need a crossover or no? the guy who installed them has moved outa town , so im kinda going on what you guys recomend. thx again

Typical passives that come with comp sets Xover (HP) the tweeters at approx. 2.5-3Khz, if you are running them active you need to get up to the same range. Not many decks will go that high, you may need to find an outboard active Xover with a range selection switch and use it to feed the amp channels for the tweets......

HTH

Sep 11, 2009 | 03:22 PM

#23

Dukk

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Fester

I new there had to be a better way then 'listen till distortion, and turn it back a bit!'

Honestly, this is IMO still the best way to set gains on any street system.

Aside from matching left to right, setting gains with a multimeter is one step short of completely pointless.

Sep 11, 2009 | 10:47 PM

#24

efxtruck

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This is true. But no 2 rails are going to put out the exact same power. The milti meter is really just to match up the power coming out of each rail. That way you can blow both speakers instead of one lol.