mid's and high's problem

[never knows best]

that is not necessary... unless you want to-

[never knows best]

and run full range to the passive crossovers if you decide to go that route.

[vw passat]

cause the tweeters are coming hot. and how im going to set the hpf from the amp and the hu? I think if I hooked them up directly to the amp I can give separate frequencys to the tweeters and the mid's

[vw passat]

cause the tweeters are coming hot. and how im going to set the hpf from the amp and the hu? I think if I hooked them up directly to the amp I can give separate frequencys to the tweeters and the mid's

[never knows best]

easy way = use passive crossover and turn down tweeter attenuation

[vw passat]

can u please check my components if it is a passive crossover or a normal crossover 11ks65.2 kicker thanks for your help

[never knows best]

passive x-over

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_crossover

[Guest]

if you dont know how to run active, just use the passive crossovers. headunit HPF at 100hz or so. if you're using the boxed crossovers and the tweeters are getting hot as hell, something is probably wrong with your wiring.

[never knows best]

there should be a switch on the physical crossover. it will have three positions. turn it to -3db. if the problem persists turn it to -6db.

it's really that simple-

[finkster]

Turn off all of your crossovers on the head unit. Set the filter on the amp to 80 high pass and use the stock crossover that came with your components.