how to wire 3 speakers into a crossover

Trying real hard not to draw a picture of a monitor and a keyboard with hands typing on the keyboard, with the text https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/cross.asp   appearing across the screen. But I will give you this bit of helpful information. You will have to use one of the midbass drivers from 80 to around 1K and the other from 1K to 5K and then the tweeter from 5K and up. Another advantage to this is, if the midbass driver does not reproduce the higher frequencies so well, you can replace it with a true midrange driver. This way the amp will not see any more than 1 driver at a time, Should I say "essentially" keeping a 4 ohm load across the entire audible spectrum. Remember there are formulas on that page to help you figure out the value of the capacitor and inductor to make the crossovers.

ok but can they all be connected together to one channel?the duce

The load on your amp will be 4 ohms. What kind of an amp are you using that will not run under 6 ohms?

ok so i connect all 3 speakers in parallel with each its own cross over like the examples on the website and my load will remain at 4?the duce

Did you even click on the link I posted earlier?

ya but it just gives eamples of one driver at a time not 3 connected togetherthe duce

You will have to build one crossover per speaker.

Yes, thats exactly it but i want to know if i can connect them all to one channel. the duce