Bass Blocker Set up

I dont think i set this up right, is the bass blocker suppose to be on the other side of the crossover on the wf + side? heres a picture sorry such a bad pic, but please help Trent Hamilton

Dont know what happen with the pictures, so ill post them like this: http://www.angelfire.com/ill/mypictures/IMG0081.JPG http://www.angelfire.com/ill/mypictures/IMG0083.JPG thank you Trent

I don't think it matters. Either side would be fine I think.

Why do need a bass blocker if you already have a crossover? That is what your crossover is doing.

If you do want one on the woofer, splice it in on the positive lead.

Tcole Trent 109 probobly wants a bass blocker because he dosn't want any bass going to his small speakers. His external crossover isn't filtering out the low frequencies, its just sending the lows to the woofer and the highs to the tweeter.

Tcole is correct, however he has also posed a good question. In this case the crossover looks to be a 2way passive device that will hp the tweeter and lp the woofer. It will not provide a hp on the woofer which is what the post seems to ask about. If these speakers are being amplified, then a hp crossover will be used, to block more bass, turn up the crossover frequency. If they are not amplified a basic cap can be installed on the positive lead to the woofer, a value of 200mf should work fine. If you can find a mylar non polar cap, that would work best for you.Top Secret, I can tell you but then my wife will kill me.

it came with the whole speaker setup from infinity, so i figured it would be for the tweeter, but after i installed it i got to think that i might have messed it up just thought i would get your alls info thanks Trent hamilton

what would be the voltage on the capacitors?