Bass Blockers...Do I really need them?

[IBleedMusick]

Now that I am working on my new temp build (That will get me by until I start my final build in March before SBN) I want to make sure I am getting the most out of the quality of sound for what I am using (notice my play on words I am not looking for SQ but more so a clean sounding nice daily setup that does not sound like a muffled mess). I am going to outline the gear and setup below all I really want to know is do I need to add bass blockers to my tweets and if so how and where do I put them if I am wiring my tweets down to 2 ohms.

2005 Honda Civic

- Pioneer DEH-80prs

- 4 Soundstream 6.5" Mid Range SM.654p (Bandpassed 150hz - 4Khz)

- 2 Soundstream 8" Mid Bass RF-8W (Low Passed 150hz & down)

- 2 Soundstream Tweeters SST-20 (High Passed 4Khz & up)

- 2 Ascendant Audio Chaos 10's (Low Pass 56hz, SSF 25hz)

- 1 Soundstream Tarantula TX1.2600 (2000w @ 1 ohm)

- 1 Soundstream Tarantula TX4.560 (100w x 4 @ 4 ohms, 140w x 4 @ 2 ohms)

- 1 Soundstream Tarantula TX2.500 (180w x 2 @ 4 ohms, 250w x 2 @ 2 ohms)

Since I am going active do I need bass blockers on the tweeters or will they be fine without them?

[NT_Hardcore]

you shouldnt need them

[scooter99]

I would think as long as your amps are tuned correctly to frequency, or you head unit I'm assuming in this case, you shouldn't need them.

[IBleedMusick]

Okay good then I wont waste my money on them.