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Jaloosk

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  1. They are frequency filters. They protect your tweeters from bass, your subwoofers from highs and your mids from extreme highs and lows. Basically, they filter out frequencies that the driver behind the crossover wasn't designed to reproduce.

  2. Typically the way to succeed at something is to read and research FIRST, then apply what you've read. By bridging your amp at 1 ohm, you've blown half of your amp. That's why only one side works. It's also the reason why your amp kept going into protect...it was basically shorting out. When an amp goes into protect, that means something is WRONG with your installation.

    Congratulations, you have to buy a new amp now.

  3. no its you not giving them the 1 when you do the math and forget to give 50 cents to each parent when you forgot to add it into the total

    you keep that 3 $ till your ready to pay them back..

    so we give

    mom 48.5

    dad 48.5 +

    -----------------

    =97

    now we add that 3$ to the problem

    i give mom 1 $ 1+48.5= 49.5

    i give dad 1$ 1+48.5= 49.5

    so now there left with 99$ and i have 1$ now heres where it gets tricky again, i take that 1 $ and a divide it by 2

    so 1 /2 = .50$

    so now we take that .50 and add that to moms and we get 50$ to mom and 50$ to dad and problem is solved

    Dude, let it go. You're saying exactly what I'm saying, but in different words. :lol:

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