+3 db on crossover = blown tweeter?

[loud-n-low]

I installed my ID ctx65cs in my new car and the tweeter is ALOT quieter than in my old car.(set at 0 db) I think it is reflecting much less off the glass is why. my question is, will setting the crossover at +3 db make the likelihood of blowing the tweeter much higher? will they sound real harsh?

[keep_hope_alive]

it's safe to try and experiment. it's a level increase, not an eq boost - shouldn't make it more or less harsh than it already is - just louder.

[James Bang]

mad dbs yo

[jerseyboy]

i had some mephis comps that came set at 5db already and I played it like that for a month on 150 rms befor I put the level down because they were toooo bright!!!

[Image Dynamics]

You shouldn't have a problem bumping up to +3db, it's just switching the resistor inline. Experimentation is how we all improve our systems.
Make the change, play with it: if you like it, keep it that way; if not, adjust back.

Besides, it's typically a "short circuit" between the seat and the volume knob that will kill a tweeter. lol

[Johnny Law.Lulz]

If you send clipped power to the tweeters then a +3db will blow them faster than others, ive done it. Not on Id's but on some other comps. You should be fine as long as its clean power. Just make sure the tweet isnt getting hot to the touch.