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<blockquote data-quote="MkKin420" data-source="post: 5401086" data-attributes="member: 603251"><p>This may or may not help but I had done this same thing with the 2 mids and a tweeter on each channel of a 2 channel amp on high pass and it sounded good. I had put 2 door pods together, each with 2 pyle 8 ohm mids and a pyramid bullet tweeter that was rated at 4-8 ohms which confused me at first. What I did, this may be different for your particular speakers, was I wired them all in parallel, the mids totaling 4 ohms and then add in the tweeter. I soldered a capacitor, size recommended by the mf of course, in-line on the positive lead to the tweeter after the 2 mids so it only effected the tweeter and set the high pass filter on the amps crossover to about 400 hz to keep the bass from the mids. They sounded good and got very loud while staying clean and non-distorted for some cheap speakers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MkKin420, post: 5401086, member: 603251"] This may or may not help but I had done this same thing with the 2 mids and a tweeter on each channel of a 2 channel amp on high pass and it sounded good. I had put 2 door pods together, each with 2 pyle 8 ohm mids and a pyramid bullet tweeter that was rated at 4-8 ohms which confused me at first. What I did, this may be different for your particular speakers, was I wired them all in parallel, the mids totaling 4 ohms and then add in the tweeter. I soldered a capacitor, size recommended by the mf of course, in-line on the positive lead to the tweeter after the 2 mids so it only effected the tweeter and set the high pass filter on the amps crossover to about 400 hz to keep the bass from the mids. They sounded good and got very loud while staying clean and non-distorted for some cheap speakers. [/QUOTE]
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