http://www.audiocontrol.com/t34/5251/18487/Car-Audio-Electronic-Crossovers/6XS-6-Channel-Electronic-Crossover.html
Found my solution but sure is pricey
Dc audio pai 120.4 that's the 4 channel I'm gonna a 2 channel for my tweeters but I got to be able to set frequencys for the tweets, midrange and mid bass I might have to order a different crossover
http://www.clarion.com/us/en/products/2006/audio/processor/MCD360/us-en-product-pf_1132912143015.html
It's not simple like you think it is, it has 2 outputs for either mids or highs but has a 3rd output for subs. I'm mostly likely going to have to order a y splitter to split of the signal
Its been awhile since I've messed with installing a crossover. But my question is how do I install a 4 channel amp for the midrange/ mid bass and another 2 channel for my highs/tweets to a 3 way crossover without having to purchase a 2nd crossover? The 3rd amp is my sub amp