How do I connect the AMP to speakers that comes with crossover with tweeter
12 September 2007, 03:55 AM
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How do I connect the AMP to speakers that comes with crossover with tweeter
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I am newbie on ICE. I just bought a set of Infinity Kappa 60.7cs that comes with a tweeter and x-over kit. My question is, how do I wire it from my amp?? amp --> X-over --> Speaker and tweeter? please advice
I am newbie on ICE. I just bought a set of Infinity Kappa 60.7cs that comes with a tweeter and x-over kit. My question is, how do I wire it from my amp?? amp --> X-over --> Speaker and tweeter? please advice
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I would have thought that the cross over would have input or something similar marked against one pair of the terminals and either mid and tweeter or high and mid next to the 2 pairs of output terminals. This may be inside the casing of the crossover when you remove the cap!
Connect the amp to the input and the mid and tweeter, as you assumed, to the relevant output making sure you get the 2 wires (+/-) from the right output going to the right crossover and vice versa.
Within the casing there will also be a switch that allows you to alter the amount of sound from the tweeter so before you bury the crossovers behind trim if that is what you are going to do, get the tweeters adjusted to suit the sound you want to hear!
Connect the amp to the input and the mid and tweeter, as you assumed, to the relevant output making sure you get the 2 wires (+/-) from the right output going to the right crossover and vice versa.
Within the casing there will also be a switch that allows you to alter the amount of sound from the tweeter so before you bury the crossovers behind trim if that is what you are going to do, get the tweeters adjusted to suit the sound you want to hear!
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