technically you might not need need the crossovers for the mids but just in case things sound peaky in the 3khz to 4khz range as most PA setups do, the crossover will help tremendously. So i'd try with and without see what you like more.
thats a good point as the amp has an xover built in and im crossing over at 100 hz at the deck, so i could use either really instead of the passive one. The PC250 has a 4th order linkwitz-riley 24db per octave at 90 hz, so id be good with that too i would have to imagine.
no thats the high pass crossover, utterly useless. The one I suggested is a low pass crossover preventing the driver from playing tweeter frequencies.
you arent getting the crossover for any kind of high pass features, its utterly useless when your head unit and amp already has high pass. None of your head unit and amp has a mid-low pass option. When a mid tries to play tweeter frequencies, things sound nasty as FK
ahhhh, gotcha. Thanks again man. i just looked thru my messages with keep hope alive and he said that the stock mounting depth is 2.4". So ill need a .25" sheet of whatever (ill probably go with .5" just for good measure if itll fit behind the stock grills) and get those PRVs mounted. Got some deadener yesterday in the mail (the fatmat i was asking about in another post) and ill use that on the door, or ill just order some noico for the doors as its gonna be a minute before i can get any of the speakers. Hopefully with these checks this week (i work 2 jobs). In either event, maybe it was a happy accident that i kersploded my fronts so i can have an excuse to get some good stuff in there. The tweeters you linked me are the same ones youre using? The PRV midranges in your sig look beefy AF
Yes those are the exact tweeters i use. My prvs need a bit more power to get good SQ, without power they still get loud but the SQ in the midrange is lacking. With a lot of power they totally come alive. They do cost 100 per mid tho so its above budget for you.
the tweeter comes with a swivel mount kit i'd honestly use those 100%. Helps with imaging/staging by a lot.
you dont need to cut any holes, the mounts is a simple screw in. You can do it in the door panel or A pillar, sail panel etc... you need to play with every position possible to get the best result.
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