Equaliser or Crossover

If i use an equaliser with my amp, would i still be able to use a crossover. Can i attach both of them

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While what was posted above IS, IN FACT directed AT you, it is not directed EXCLUSIVELY at you. There have been many questions asked in this manner lately... this forum seems to falling apart, as people are not reading the rules and guidelines.

To answer your question, yes, you can use both. While they do DIFFERENT things completely, the EQ is optional, where a crossover of some sort is required in every full-blown (or even moderately full-blown) system. If you have chosen to use an active crossover, I recommend an extremely careful attention to setup details - if you mis-align crossover types or points, this can be EXTREMELY damaging to your systems' performance capabilities, if not destructive.

Going back to stevdarts response, please post amp, speaker, crossover, eq, and deck, manufacturer and models. This will allow us to answer your question in a much more efficient manner than with "yes or no".

Please do not think we are not interested in having you as a member - everyone here has at sometime or another provided valuable input to SOMEONE - please hang out, provide input and have fun! There are some really good conversations that happen here on a fairly regular basis.

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