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<blockquote data-quote="transamfan" data-source="post: 5031669" data-attributes="member: 583293">I just got these things in the mail today and had a few questions about the crossovers.&nbsp; Every crossover I have ever used until now has had one input and then two outputs, one to the woofer and one to the tweeter.&nbsp; These are different.&nbsp; They have an in and out on one end and an out on the other end.&nbsp; I am going to be runned two pairs of these components off of a kicker sx700.4 amp.&nbsp; Please tell me if I have the ideal way of hooking these up.&nbsp; Below is a diagram of how I think I should do this for each woofer and tweeter.&nbsp; Also, the amp is rated at 85watts @ 4 ohms.&nbsp; Will the wattage be cut in half once run through the crossovers, or will the crossovers just split the frequency that goes to each speaker and run 85 watts to both the woofer and the tweeter?&nbsp; Thanks,<img src="http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l141/transamfan25/crossoverdiagram.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="transamfan, post: 5031669, member: 583293"] I just got these things in the mail today and had a few questions about the crossovers. Every crossover I have ever used until now has had one input and then two outputs, one to the woofer and one to the tweeter. These are different. They have an in and out on one end and an out on the other end. I am going to be runned two pairs of these components off of a kicker sx700.4 amp. Please tell me if I have the ideal way of hooking these up. Below is a diagram of how I think I should do this for each woofer and tweeter. Also, the amp is rated at 85watts @ 4 ohms. Will the wattage be cut in half once run through the crossovers, or will the crossovers just split the frequency that goes to each speaker and run 85 watts to both the woofer and the tweeter? Thanks, [IMG]http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l141/transamfan25/crossoverdiagram.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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