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<blockquote data-quote="kewk" data-source="post: 206123" data-attributes="member: 547889">Ok here is a bunch of new F&#039;d up info.When I got home I messed with the gain/corssover a bit more and still could not get it to sound right. The tweeters actually clip base with the amp filter set to off. So I was like wtf I do/should have a crossover that came with the components.... right?I opened up my door and found that the 6 1/2 in the door did not have a crossover. It was still using my stock speaker wire. There was speaker wire going from my 6 1/2 to my tweeter WITH A HPF ON IT.... wtf!? So no I do not have a crossover attached to my components.The back of the speaker said PWE 160 and im supposed to have a PCE 216. But I could not find PWE 160 anywhere. Maybe this is how MB Quart labels the PCE 216? I have no clue.Also they charged me $80 per door to install dynamat. I have a 4&#039;x4&#039; square of what might be dynamat but really looks more like tar and was barely sticking on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kewk, post: 206123, member: 547889"] Ok here is a bunch of new F'd up info. When I got home I messed with the gain/corssover a bit more and still could not get it to sound right. The tweeters actually clip base with the amp filter set to off. So I was like wtf I do/should have a crossover that came with the components.... right? I opened up my door and found that the 6 1/2 in the door did not have a crossover. It was still using my stock speaker wire. There was speaker wire going from my 6 1/2 to my tweeter WITH A HPF ON IT.... wtf!? So no I do not have a crossover attached to my components. The back of the speaker said PWE 160 and im supposed to have a PCE 216. But I could not find PWE 160 anywhere. Maybe this is how MB Quart labels the PCE 216? I have no clue. Also they charged me $80 per door to install dynamat. I have a 4'x4' square of what might be dynamat but really looks more like tar and was barely sticking on. [/QUOTE]

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