6x9s.....

[saxovtrstevie]

can i run my 6x9s of the crossovers ;)

[saxovtrstevie]

anyone

[bluenotesmiley]

What, disconnect the tweeter part of the 6x9 and reconnect it to the crossover? Probably possible but not worth it.

[Ashleyp]

nope

6x9s = no no

[davidandrews5343]

its possiable

[Ashleyp]

its possiable

how? theres only 1 set of terminals on a set of 6x9s

to run a set off a crossover youd need 2 sets of terminals

1 to run the mids, and 1 to run the highs

a coaxial speaker seperates the freqs itself as a tweeter obv cant handle mids, and mid cant play highs.. its just not as effective as freqs actually being seperated by a crossover

[davidandrews5343]

What, disconnect the tweeter part of the 6x9 and reconnect it to the crossover? Probably possible but not worth it.

like that

[Ashleyp]

like that

you mean actually take the tweeter away from the woofer leaving a hole in the speaker?

or just taking the wires away? because theres not seperate wires from woofer & tweeter, i have a set of coaxial speakers in my hand, and cant see 2 sets of wires for both drivers

[LVC_VTR]

nope

6x9s = no no

+1

get comps, crossovers and tweeters and an amp if you want to go all out

[bluenotesmiley]

I was thinking

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh71/bluenotesmiley/CH69302.jpg

Cut the copper lines from the tweeter part and connect them up to the cross over that way. It would be a complete waste of time and would sound and look worse then if left standard. I have no idea how the frequencies are filtered on a coaxial unit such as this, with inline resistors or something I assume.

As I said, probably possible but not worth the time or effort.

[Ashleyp]

I was thinking

http://i253.photobucket.com/albums/hh71/bluenotesmiley/CH69302.jpg

Cut the copper lines from the tweeter part and connect them up to the cross over that way. It would be a complete waste of time and would sound and look worse then if left standard. I have no idea how the frequencies are filtered on a coaxial unit such as this, with inline resistors or something I assume.

As I said, probably possible but not worth the time or effort.

ahh makes more sence now, i thought that was the idea, but couldnt see a second set of wires on any of the coax i have lying around

as said though, pointless, for several reasons