I have noticed that some speakers come with a crossover attached inline with the speaker itself (ex: Infinity Kappas). My question is if i hook up these speakers and have my HU's crossover set which one will be the dominant crossover?
Will I still be able to adjust the speakers from the HU or am i stick with what the speakers inline cross over is set with?
All multi-element speakers use some sort of built-in crossover. The function of that crossover is mainly to protect the tweeter from low frequency power input The crossover in your HU is typically just a high-pass for the woofer of the 2-way set (or a LP for a subwoofer.) Yes, you will use both of them.
Some head units do have more sophisticated crossovers and can be used to drive bi-amp or tri-amp setups. If this is what you want to do yet you asked the question in your initial post, I suggest you need to go to a professional install shop and get some help.
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The crossovers that come with any 2-way set like the Kappas need to be used with them unless you are building a bi-amped system. You will not lose any functionality you have now.
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Are you using a 4channel amp for your (4) 2ohm speakers? If not, and you're wiring (1) 2ohm speaker to each channel on your HU, you may burn-up the HU's internal amplifier.
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