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<blockquote data-quote="Jacobs" data-source="post: 212042" data-attributes="member: 543327"><p>the ones I am talking about (and i believe he is) are just tiny things you toss on the the (+) connection to the speaker. It eleminates low frequencies to the speaker. so it's basically like a HPF. I believe the ones you guys are talking about is power caps. anyways I think it's a good idea cause speakers that small aren't made to handle lower frequencies. If you have a HPF on your head unit you can just use that instaead of course and save a few bucks. Either way you should have one or the other.</p><p></p><p>So I would have to give it a big yes. I'll try and find a web sight so you can read about it more!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jacobs, post: 212042, member: 543327"] the ones I am talking about (and i believe he is) are just tiny things you toss on the the (+) connection to the speaker. It eleminates low frequencies to the speaker. so it's basically like a HPF. I believe the ones you guys are talking about is power caps. anyways I think it's a good idea cause speakers that small aren't made to handle lower frequencies. If you have a HPF on your head unit you can just use that instaead of course and save a few bucks. Either way you should have one or the other. So I would have to give it a big yes. I'll try and find a web sight so you can read about it more! [/QUOTE]
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