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<blockquote data-quote="srb" data-source="post: 7620678" data-attributes="member: 634116">Hey guys,I think I may have blown one of my midbass for my speakers today (6.5 Alpine type-E components). It makes a popping sound when anything under 120hz is played through it.I had been looking to upgrade anyway. I was looking at the Selenium 6W4P&#039;s and they look quite nice. I was wondering if it was possible to buy the Selenium&#039;s or something similar, and buy a separate 2-way cross over and hook it up together with the Alpine tweeters. I cant use the Alpine crossover as it is some funky inline thing. I know the Selenium&#039;s are 8ohms but I am not sure what the Alpine tweeters are. I have around 150 rms to work with, but I am worried the amp would send 75 watts to the mid bass and 75 to the tweeter.Would using a kind of mix and match front stage work? If so can some one link me to a decent crossover? Does this make any sense?Thanks guys!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="srb, post: 7620678, member: 634116"] Hey guys, I think I may have blown one of my midbass for my speakers today (6.5 Alpine type-E components). It makes a popping sound when anything under 120hz is played through it. I had been looking to upgrade anyway. I was looking at the Selenium 6W4P's and they look quite nice. I was wondering if it was possible to buy the Selenium's or something similar, and buy a separate 2-way cross over and hook it up together with the Alpine tweeters. I cant use the Alpine crossover as it is some funky inline thing. I know the Selenium's are 8ohms but I am not sure what the Alpine tweeters are. I have around 150 rms to work with, but I am worried the amp would send 75 watts to the mid bass and 75 to the tweeter. Would using a kind of mix and match front stage work? If so can some one link me to a decent crossover? Does this make any sense? Thanks guys! [/QUOTE]

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