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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bumpin_blazer" data-source="post: 316279" data-attributes="member: 541793">if you have a h/u with active crossover settings, then go with using the jl 300/4 and leave all crossover settings at flat.  now if you don't have a h/u that will run actively then you do want a passive crossover like the jl xr 650 offers b/c it already has the pre-set frequency range and ohm rating's from JL to give you the maximum benefit.  i am running dual 2 channels to my comps running fully active so i am running 1 channel per tweet and 1 channel per 7" midbass.  so lemme know what kind of h/u you have and i can see if you should go with the jl xr's or something that you DIY.adam</blockquote>

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