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kisens 05-06-2014 07:02 PM

New to the forum, decently experienced in audio.
 
Hi everyone, Kisen here. I've done countless installs over the past few years. I started just watching a buddy install, then kinda started doing it on my own. I was terrible at first, but always getting better. Just about the only thing I don't have completely down is tuning and tweeters.

Side Show 05-06-2014 07:27 PM

you'll always be chasing better tuning....... what are you unsure about todo with tweeters?

kisens 05-06-2014 07:33 PM

Exactly where to hook them up. Got them in a set with my for speakers, never hooked them up, they've sit in my room since I bought them.

Side Show 05-06-2014 08:49 PM

did they come with crossovers too? (seperates high freq to the tweets and the mid-range sound to the mid) this is what gives you more sound quality. I always recommend having a set of splits at the front of the car and like a basic set of 2/3way speakers in the rear, if any.

kisens 05-06-2014 09:24 PM

I don't think so, but I don't remember. Do they need do run to my amp?

Side Show 05-06-2014 11:33 PM

tweeters don't need much pwr at all, can run from headunit pwr or an amp. but if you play fullrange to the tweeters they will last about 1 second befor they blow. only send high freq to the tweeters (this is what the crossover does) or if you have a decent headunit you can set the crossover on that. i'd suggest you do a bit more research on component systems / splits.


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