Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="technz" data-source="post: 1805088" data-attributes="member: 568381">Hi from NZFirstly please excuse this dumb question but I havn&#039;t had a lot to do with reasonably decent car audio in the past.Anyway, can someone tell me if I need crossovers or does my amp have them. The instructions are interesting to say the least and talk about wiring high range speakers (are these tweeters). The head unit is a sony and I was simply able to plug the existing lume straight in. I have them taken the pair of wiring from a kit to a sub amp and then to a 10 inch sub in the boot.I have now got a couple of tweeters and want to know if the amp, Sony XM504Z, has a built in crossover. It rambles on about the high range output which has it&#039;s own propriatary plug. Can I run the tweeters straight from here or do they get run in parallel with the mid range........HELP cause it&#039;s just down right confusing.Again the amp model is a XM504Z.Any help would be much appreciated.Glen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="technz, post: 1805088, member: 568381"] Hi from NZ Firstly please excuse this dumb question but I havn't had a lot to do with reasonably decent car audio in the past. Anyway, can someone tell me if I need crossovers or does my amp have them. The instructions are interesting to say the least and talk about wiring high range speakers (are these tweeters). The head unit is a sony and I was simply able to plug the existing lume straight in. I have them taken the pair of wiring from a kit to a sub amp and then to a 10 inch sub in the boot. I have now got a couple of tweeters and want to know if the amp, Sony XM504Z, has a built in crossover. It rambles on about the high range output which has it's own propriatary plug. Can I run the tweeters straight from here or do they get run in parallel with the mid range........HELP cause it's just down right confusing. Again the amp model is a XM504Z. Any help would be much appreciated. Glen [/QUOTE]

Verification