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<blockquote data-quote="theCybe" data-source="post: 1518813" data-attributes="member: 558105">1x Alpine CDA-98301x four channel amp1x crossover (sub, rear [low,-mid,-high], front [low,-mid,-high])2x CDT tweets2x CDT 6.5&quot; mids2x Adire SF-71x mono amp,1x sub--The CDT tweet location is far from the CDT mid location,The SF-7 won&#039;t fit in the rear deck, but they could go in the doors - thereby displacing the CDT mids.2000hz and up = tweets200hz to 2000hz = cdt mids75hz to 200hz = adire sf725hz to 75hz = re se---What&#039;s the conventional way to do this?1) Ditch the SF7, deal with weak midbass2) Ditch time-alignment and full active, use passive xover for CDT mids &amp;amp; tweets3) Tweets off the headunit, use as 0 reference for time-alignment---a) How far off are my xover pointsb) How high can I run the SF7s in rearward or center placement before I destroy the stage</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theCybe, post: 1518813, member: 558105"] 1x Alpine CDA-9830 1x four channel amp 1x crossover (sub, rear [low,-mid,-high], front [low,-mid,-high]) 2x CDT tweets 2x CDT 6.5" mids 2x Adire SF-7 1x mono amp, 1x sub -- The CDT tweet location is far from the CDT mid location, The SF-7 won't fit in the rear deck, but they could go in the doors - thereby displacing the CDT mids. 2000hz and up = tweets 200hz to 2000hz = cdt mids 75hz to 200hz = adire sf7 25hz to 75hz = re se --- What's the conventional way to do this? 1) Ditch the SF7, deal with weak midbass 2) Ditch time-alignment and full active, use passive xover for CDT mids & tweets 3) Tweets off the headunit, use as 0 reference for time-alignment --- a) How far off are my xover points b) How high can I run the SF7s in rearward or center placement before I destroy the stage [/QUOTE]

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