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Message: <blockquote data-quote="req" data-source="post: 927965" data-attributes="member: 555713">that is completly untrue. active crossovers cut off the frequency at a given point, and the 'level\volume' will drop by the rolloff (6db per octave, 12db per octave - ect). the EQ will in fact split it before the amp, but remember, 4 channel amps have different RCA inputs. so you can put your tweets on 1\2 and mids on 3\4 and use the first set of RCAs to lowpass, and the second set of RCAs to bandpass.just because you wanna go active - does not mean you need a different amp for each set of speakers.active is also not nessicarially better quality. if you DIY your own 4th order passive crossover correctly, it can most certainly be better than a newb with a $500 TRU Xover who has no idea what it does.</blockquote>

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