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<blockquote data-quote="jdawg" data-source="post: 4239201" data-attributes="member: 568776"><p>I meant it probably would be easier to use say a 4 channel for mids and highs, another 2 channel for the midbass woofers then a sub amp, use a 3 way crossover (I will be using a coustic XM6) to seperate you frequencies for tha amp channels, use a pair of channels of the 4 channel amp for the tweets, the other for the mids and the 2 channel for the midbass. Use the electronic crossover so you can adjust and fine tune the crossover frequencies. That way you aernt stuck with the frequency the passives are made to.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdawg, post: 4239201, member: 568776"] I meant it probably would be easier to use say a 4 channel for mids and highs, another 2 channel for the midbass woofers then a sub amp, use a 3 way crossover (I will be using a coustic XM6) to seperate you frequencies for tha amp channels, use a pair of channels of the 4 channel amp for the tweets, the other for the mids and the 2 channel for the midbass. Use the electronic crossover so you can adjust and fine tune the crossover frequencies. That way you aernt stuck with the frequency the passives are made to. [/QUOTE]
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