Car Audio installs.

Ohh yea, have JBLS with the crossover box, and y own speaker cable etc.
Weirdly, the Cross over box has an on off switch for the tweeter lol..who have that on it?
 
You sure it's an on/off switch?

All the ones I've owned have been to adjust the frequency response slope cut off. Can't find a way to explain it, but check the manual for them
 
mushtafa said:
You sure it's an on/off switch?

All the ones I've owned have been to adjust the frequency response slope cut off. Can't find a way to explain it, but check the manual for them
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Oh that might make more sense, though I heard someone on a video review say it was an on off switch, will obviously experiment before I make the space for them.
I was going to put the tweeters in the original spaces where the factory ones where, but seems obvious they would be better more forward facing me.
 
mushtafa said:
That terminal has 1x positive and 1x negative from the headunit, and 1x positive and 1x negative is just bridged within the speaker, and goes to the tweeter. Unplug the tweeter, and find the wire colours to confirm.
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Ha, I didn't realise it had separate tweeters. That makes more sense than my idea.
 
cu3ed said:
Ohh yea, have JBLS with the crossover box, and y own speaker cable etc.
Weirdly, the Cross over box has an on off switch for the tweeter lol..who have that on it?
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Most aftermarket crossovers have a tweeter level switch, are you sure that's not what you are seeing?

It's to match the level of the tweeter to the main speaker/woofer, i.e. turning it down if it is too bright or harsh sounding
 
Well that all worked out, the cable are just the far left and right of the four, not sure what the middle two are for!?
Hooked them straight up, got all the sound deading stuff in as best as I could and working sweetly, just playing about with where to put the tweeters.
 
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