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<blockquote data-quote="Gilliz" data-source="post: 349144" data-attributes="member: 550665">the components only require 2 channels.1 channels per speaker.the tweets are so small, u can mount them anywhere...like on the corner of ur dash or between the windshield &amp;amp; the driver &amp;amp; passanger side window.....the tweets dont require a channel to power themselfs....they share off the comp&#039;s...the crossover changes the low freq into high freq for the tweet...the tweets dont require the amount of power the comp&#039;s do.....dont connect the tweets directly to the amp...u&#039;ll destroy them....dont put those 6.5&#039;s in the back....ull be waisting&nbsp; good speakers....u want good sound quality from the front ....which is why u got those comps.....also.....the sub will overpower the comps....inturn-----u prob wont here them...u will damge the channels if u bridge a sub w/ those 2 comps running off it at the same time(same channels).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gilliz, post: 349144, member: 550665"] the components only require 2 channels. 1 channels per speaker. the tweets are so small, u can mount them anywhere...like on the corner of ur dash or between the windshield & the driver & passanger side window..... the tweets dont require a channel to power themselfs....they share off the comp's...the crossover changes the low freq into high freq for the tweet... the tweets dont require the amount of power the comp's do.....dont connect the tweets directly to the amp...u'll destroy them.... dont put those 6.5's in the back....ull be waisting good speakers....u want good sound quality from the front ....which is why u got those comps..... also.....the sub will overpower the comps....inturn-----u prob wont here them... u will damge the channels if u bridge a sub w/ those 2 comps running off it at the same time(same channels). [/QUOTE]

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