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<blockquote data-quote="metalheadjoe" data-source="post: 8752854" data-attributes="member: 581422">Pioneer lists that amp as having a low-pass filter only. Is that correct?I&#039;d like to know exactly what you are running and how it is configured. How could you connect the tweeters separately from the coaxial speakers? Are you running additional tweeters that aren&#039;t part of your coaxials?I haven&#039;t seen a factory, inline crossover before. Can you find a part number?As I understand, you are connecting two high-pass filters in series. Depending on the configuration of the filter circuits, this could affect the cutoff frequency.I don&#039;t know of any drivers that are &quot;full-range&quot;. The term usually applies to speaker systems that have specific drivers and integrated passive filters. That&#039;s not to say such a driver doesn&#039;t exist, but I don&#039;t know of any.&nbsp;- Joe</blockquote>

[QUOTE="metalheadjoe, post: 8752854, member: 581422"] Pioneer lists that amp as having a low-pass filter only. Is that correct? I'd like to know exactly what you are running and how it is configured. How could you connect the tweeters separately from the coaxial speakers? Are you running additional tweeters that aren't part of your coaxials? I haven't seen a factory, inline crossover before. Can you find a part number? As I understand, you are connecting two high-pass filters in series. Depending on the configuration of the filter circuits, this could affect the cutoff frequency. I don't know of any drivers that are "full-range". The term usually applies to speaker systems that have specific drivers and integrated passive filters. That's not to say such a driver doesn't exist, but I don't know of any. - Joe [/QUOTE]

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