Recent content by Brentmc

If it has a cap, I will not remove it. If it does not have a cap, I am thinking I have to add something to limit the freqs ( a cap or crossover). Would adding a capacitor to the tweeter make more sense? Here are the crossover frequencies of this specific crossover: Woofer Frequency...

That seems to make the most sense... I will check...but if not, can I wire the tweeter (H3/34) directly to my crossover? or add a capacitor?

Will do--thanks for the assist. That is the only thing that makes sense--otherwise the amp would be sending the full range signal to both speakers with no signal separation... I will take everything apart tonight and check. If it does not already have a passive crossover...can I separate the...

Thanks. I am only going to re-use the front mids/tweeters and then add a powered sub. Here is the diagram that led me to believe they are wired in parallel--there is only one connection for both out of the AGW/amp (ignore the red arrows)

Is that because the speakers being wired in parallel and not being able to separate them? or something else? FWIW--the fiber optic adapter is near $1K...I can't go there Thanks again.

All, I am replacing parts of the existing Harman Kardon system in my car with a Pioneer SPH-DA120 head unit and an Alpine MRV-F300 4-channel amp. I will re-use the HK speakers. The car is a 2006 Mercedes SLK and the stock system is the Harman Kardon 11-speaker system that uses fiber optics...