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<blockquote data-quote="thomer" data-source="post: 7157608" data-attributes="member: 629401">This is a pretty noob question but I couldn&#039;t find an answer using the search. Background: my factory head unit connects to two front woofers in the doors, two separate front tweeters in the a-pillars, as well as two rear speakers. There is no additional factory amp.The JL Cleansweep SSI will sum 3 channels: low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass. The 3Sixty2 will take FR/FL/RR/RL/Center/Sub inputs. Audiocontrol has similar devices that do this too.I&#039;m not sure where the signals from my tweeters would hook into these processors. For the JL, where do the front/rear/tweeter signals go? For the 3Sixty2, the front speakers go in FR and FR, rears in RR and RL, but where do the tweeters go?Do I need to combine the tweeteter + front woofers BEFORE plugging them into the sound processor? That seems... suboptimal. Thanks for the help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thomer, post: 7157608, member: 629401"] This is a pretty noob question but I couldn't find an answer using the search. Background: my factory head unit connects to two front woofers in the doors, two separate front tweeters in the a-pillars, as well as two rear speakers. There is no additional factory amp. The JL Cleansweep SSI will sum 3 channels: low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass. The 3Sixty2 will take FR/FL/RR/RL/Center/Sub inputs. Audiocontrol has similar devices that do this too. I'm not sure where the signals from my tweeters would hook into these processors. For the JL, where do the front/rear/tweeter signals go? For the 3Sixty2, the front speakers go in FR and FR, rears in RR and RL, but where do the tweeters go? Do I need to combine the tweeteter + front woofers BEFORE plugging them into the sound processor? That seems... suboptimal. Thanks for the help. [/QUOTE]

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