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<blockquote data-quote="Ksan" data-source="post: 6286264" data-attributes="member: 609560">Only if your going active.You could run the mid woofer to one channel of the amp without the in-line crossover and use the amp to set it. I have heard people getting better sound from the PG RSD this way. Then use the in-line crossover on just the tweeters. I would not push this set of twets to hard, they are know to blow. I would just use the crossover that came with the comps myself....for now. if your not happy then try something else like I said above.Remember though.Sub-woofers are generally crossed at 100 Hz and below.Woofers are generally crossed between 100 - 500 Hz.Mid ranges are crossed between 300 - 500 Hz and 3500 - 8000 Hz.Tweeters are crossed at 5000 Hz and aboveThe crossover point selection is more of an art than a science but this will give you a great start to tinker with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ksan, post: 6286264, member: 609560"] Only if your going active. You could run the mid woofer to one channel of the amp without the in-line crossover and use the amp to set it. I have heard people getting better sound from the PG RSD this way. Then use the in-line crossover on just the tweeters. I would not push this set of twets to hard, they are know to blow. I would just use the crossover that came with the comps myself....for now. if your not happy then try something else like I said above. Remember though.Sub-woofers are generally crossed at 100 Hz and below. Woofers are generally crossed between 100 - 500 Hz. Mid ranges are crossed between 300 - 500 Hz and 3500 - 8000 Hz. Tweeters are crossed at 5000 Hz and above The crossover point selection is more of an art than a science but this will give you a great start to tinker with. [/QUOTE]

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