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<blockquote data-quote="calebkhill" data-source="post: 7983649" data-attributes="member: 647857">Wow I&#039;ve had the same question past couple days..Hey neo&#039;, ive had a problem out my tweeters cracking sometimes&#039; noticed the f/l0 f/r0 fader on our head unit has helped me get this distortion out... My speakers are wired kinda weird, with the 2 front tweets ran off the hu&#039;s front rca&#039;s and the front and rear speakers ran off the hu&#039;s rear rca&#039;s. So when I decease the fronts on the fader, I can back off until the cracking goes away, how much I have to back off depends on the song. Some songs have no distortion from the tweets. My question is when you fade from lh to rh, or front to rear, does it decrease the volume or db&#039;s, seems its volume because you can silence it completely.....Seems I&#039;ve only found a band aid for the problem, I really feel the tweets are damaged&#039; as I ran them only at 400hz hp at volume for a couple weeks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="calebkhill, post: 7983649, member: 647857"] Wow I've had the same question past couple days.. Hey neo', ive had a problem out my tweeters cracking sometimes' noticed the f/l0 f/r0 fader on our head unit has helped me get this distortion out... My speakers are wired kinda weird, with the 2 front tweets ran off the hu's front rca's and the front and rear speakers ran off the hu's rear rca's. So when I decease the fronts on the fader, I can back off until the cracking goes away, how much I have to back off depends on the song. Some songs have no distortion from the tweets. My question is when you fade from lh to rh, or front to rear, does it decrease the volume or db's, seems its volume because you can silence it completely..... Seems I've only found a band aid for the problem, I really feel the tweets are damaged' as I ran them only at 400hz hp at volume for a couple weeks. [/QUOTE]

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