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<blockquote data-quote="JTF Vegas" data-source="post: 8694945" data-attributes="member: 678590"><p>100 watts of power seems a bit excessive for a 1 inch tweeter. I would think that 25 watts is more realistic. Exercise caution. Also if you decide to run this system fully active make sure you use the correct crossover points when setting the High Pass, Low Pass Filters or could do damage to the voice coils of the drivers. Im by far an expert, but that much I am certain of.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JTF Vegas, post: 8694945, member: 678590"] 100 watts of power seems a bit excessive for a 1 inch tweeter. I would think that 25 watts is more realistic. Exercise caution. Also if you decide to run this system fully active make sure you use the correct crossover points when setting the High Pass, Low Pass Filters or could do damage to the voice coils of the drivers. Im by far an expert, but that much I am certain of. [/QUOTE]
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