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wich speakers should I hook to the amp?


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b4tn 
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I have my 12" sub on my 400 wrms amp. I have a second amp and I cant decide if I should power the front componant speakers or the rear 6x9 3 ways. The deck is a Alpine 9830
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the fronts are 6 1/2" componant speakers
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Front speakers. Always make the fronts better than the rears.
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Ok so the Componant speakers have the x-over, my deck has an electronic HP x-over, and my amp also has a HP x-over.  So what is the best method for this?  I figure leave the passive x-over on the componant speakers to seperate the highs to the tweaters.  Shoul I turn on the hp x-over on both the deck and the amp or only turn one on or leave them both off and let the passive take care of everything?
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hiya, I would use both crossovers. By using both the h/unit crossover as well as the amp crossover you are effectively increasing the crossover slope. If the amp and the h/unit roll off is 12db each (this is standard) then you will end up with a 24db crossover slope which should give you cleaner sound.

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