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<blockquote data-quote="Idknething" data-source="post: 8709695" data-attributes="member: 680172">Thanks y’all I took my car on down to south central Los angles. To the car audio district lol we have that in la. I bought a pioneer deh-s5200bt for $90 an extra $25 to install and an extra $25 to install my kappa 3 ways. I was looking at pioneers website. Comparing what I purchased with some other stereos that they have available. I noticed that the “crossover network” for the 5200bt that i bought is HPF/LPF and the 6200bs that I compared it to had a 3-way network mode. Does that mean that my radio is for 2-way speakers? And the 6200bs would be preferable???I asked they said it doesn’t make a difference I walked to a few more shops and they said the same thing. also a friend of mine told me something about a bass reducer some kind of in line resistor???He mentioned it when I showed him my new stereo and turned it all the way up it sound a bit too much for my speakers at full blast.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Idknething, post: 8709695, member: 680172"] Thanks y’all I took my car on down to south central Los angles. To the car audio district lol we have that in la. I bought a pioneer deh-s5200bt for $90 an extra $25 to install and an extra $25 to install my kappa 3 ways. I was looking at pioneers website. Comparing what I purchased with some other stereos that they have available. I noticed that the “crossover network” for the 5200bt that i bought is HPF/LPF and the 6200bs that I compared it to had a 3-way network mode. Does that mean that my radio is for 2-way speakers? And the 6200bs would be preferable??? I asked they said it doesn’t make a difference I walked to a few more shops and they said the same thing. also a friend of mine told me something about a bass reducer some kind of in line resistor??? He mentioned it when I showed him my new stereo and turned it all the way up it sound a bit too much for my speakers at full blast. [/QUOTE]

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