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<blockquote data-quote="raverx3m" data-source="post: 7238248" data-attributes="member: 563973">correct.i have that amp and oem honda crv radio.i will buy the tang band subs for the back( i ve been eyeballing those for a while)im just stuck on the front 3 way. i wanted to use the amps built in crossover instead of buying a separate active crossover.i never setup a system with active crossovers or this much details this is a learning project for me.i just notticed looking ove the specs the LPF goes up to 250hz and hpf stops at 500hz so theres a 250 hz gap in between. or is that designed for a purpose.in other words im trying to avoid having too many bxes and wires in the car(keep it to a minimum)front 3 way activerear subs.what should i power with that 4 channel kenwood amp for best results.yea the first thread didnt really make much sense sorry.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="raverx3m, post: 7238248, member: 563973"] correct. i have that amp and oem honda crv radio. i will buy the tang band subs for the back( i ve been eyeballing those for a while) im just stuck on the front 3 way. i wanted to use the amps built in crossover instead of buying a separate active crossover. i never setup a system with active crossovers or this much details this is a learning project for me. i just notticed looking ove the specs the LPF goes up to 250hz and hpf stops at 500hz so theres a 250 hz gap in between. or is that designed for a purpose. in other words im trying to avoid having too many bxes and wires in the car(keep it to a minimum) front 3 way active rear subs. what should i power with that 4 channel kenwood amp for best results. yea the first thread didnt really make much sense sorry. [/QUOTE]

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