Need help picking an amp for mids/highs

[Papermaker85 5,000+ posts]

What about something like the Cresendo C1100.4?

Never heard them. Probably a decent amp..

 

[CplCuddles]

So, if I get a ppi p900.4 or a ct sounds 125.4. How would I wire it up? Like front mids and tweets on the same 2 channels then the rears on their own 2? What impedances should I get and wire them up at? How do I make sure that the tweets don't get too much power?

 

[Kaptionnathan]

Kaption Audio, makes some great sounding products!, I have their 4 channel in my car and love it!

 

[Vocaloid]

It would be a bonus if the tweeters had their own channels. Then you can adjust the gain to taste, and probably use a filter (if your amp has it) to keep the lower frequencies off of them. Otherwise yeah, I would tether them to the front channels with either 'bass blocker' or other passive filters and go from there. I'd go with the lowest impedance (parallel wiring) assuming all components are happy with it (within power limits for speakers and impedance range for amp).

If you're really worried about how much power is getting to the tweeters, you might consider going with a series wiring rather than parallel. Bumping the impedance of the load like that should cut the power output from the amp. But I'm not a huge fan of running the same signal to my main speakers after getting choked off by running through the tiny voice coils in the tweeters...