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<blockquote data-quote="JPWynn" data-source="post: 6833142" data-attributes="member: 621984">IAMDeMan just go away already.&nbsp; Regardless if your advice is good or not you have zero tact and sound like a douchebag.&nbsp; When your reply starts off why &quot;Hey Sparky&quot; the rest of your post just goes out the window.&nbsp; You draw conclusions about me and have no idea what my thought process was or the order of events that lead up to me buying my rear coax?&nbsp; Perhaps I bought my rear coax before I even started reading CA.com?CrysisMaker I appreciate your reply and advice.&nbsp; I know there are some good people here otherwise I wouldn&#039;t even bother posting.As far as the topic my rear coax have seperate posts for the tweeter and the woofer.&nbsp; My HU does have High Pass filters but I believe it only goes up to 250Hz.&nbsp; If I had a way to bandpass those rears then leave the tweeters unplugged that sounds like the right way to go to accomplish the rear fill.&nbsp; Since my coax speakers have seperate posts I thought I could use all four channels to &quot;bi-amp&quot;.&nbsp; I have read HU power is crap but I see some people using it (to power tweeters in an active setup for example) so I just wanted to see if there was a way to utilize the wasted power (and use it to it&#039;s maximum capacity).I take all posts into consideration.&nbsp; Especially those that reply with reasoning and explanation.&nbsp; Thanks again for those that replied.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JPWynn, post: 6833142, member: 621984"] IAMDeMan just go away already. Regardless if your advice is good or not you have zero tact and sound like a douchebag. When your reply starts off why "Hey Sparky" the rest of your post just goes out the window. You draw conclusions about me and have no idea what my thought process was or the order of events that lead up to me buying my rear coax? Perhaps I bought my rear coax before I even started reading CA.com? CrysisMaker I appreciate your reply and advice. I know there are some good people here otherwise I wouldn't even bother posting. As far as the topic my rear coax have seperate posts for the tweeter and the woofer. My HU does have High Pass filters but I believe it only goes up to 250Hz. If I had a way to bandpass those rears then leave the tweeters unplugged that sounds like the right way to go to accomplish the rear fill. Since my coax speakers have seperate posts I thought I could use all four channels to "bi-amp". I have read HU power is crap but I see some people using it (to power tweeters in an active setup for example) so I just wanted to see if there was a way to utilize the wasted power (and use it to it's maximum capacity). I take all posts into consideration. Especially those that reply with reasoning and explanation. Thanks again for those that replied. [/QUOTE]

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