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<blockquote data-quote="tewreckz" data-source="post: 7335048" data-attributes="member: 633377">Pioneer TS-D1720C 6 3/4 speakers and crossover wiring.Ok. I&#039;ve read all the instructions and looked online. I think I&#039;m missing something. There was no owners manual. Just instructions on the box. How do you hook up the crossover? The crossover has the following connections:+- for Amplifier+- for Woofer+- for tweeterLevel Control -3dbI can&#039;t see how this hooks up to the cd deck. I&#039;m using an amp (Pioneer GM5400t. 760watt 2 ch) and the amp has a an outlet for &quot;Speaker Input&quot; it also came with an an adapter for this &quot;Speaker Input&quot;. What i&#039;m thinking is the tweeter connects directly to the tweeter, the 6 3/4 speakers connect to the woofer and I connect the amplifier connection to the &quot;Speaker Input&quot; wires accordingly. So everything runs through the amp? What if I didn&#039;t want to use the amp? Any help is appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tewreckz, post: 7335048, member: 633377"] Pioneer TS-D1720C 6 3/4 speakers and crossover wiring. Ok. I've read all the instructions and looked online. I think I'm missing something. There was no owners manual. Just instructions on the box. How do you hook up the crossover? The crossover has the following connections: +- for Amplifier +- for Woofer +- for tweeter Level Control -3db I can't see how this hooks up to the cd deck. I'm using an amp (Pioneer GM5400t. 760watt 2 ch) and the amp has a an outlet for "Speaker Input" it also came with an an adapter for this "Speaker Input". What i'm thinking is the tweeter connects directly to the tweeter, the 6 3/4 speakers connect to the woofer and I connect the amplifier connection to the "Speaker Input" wires accordingly. So everything runs through the amp? What if I didn't want to use the amp? Any help is appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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