Just wondering , i wacked some infinity 610cs in my clio and simply replaced the speakers / tweeters ( left the crossovers in the box ) and they sounded fine but after about a months use both the tweeters have basicley completley destroyed themselves. Is this anything to do with the fact i didnt use the inbuild crossovers ?
Components - Crossovers - how important ?
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they supply crossovers for a reason i.e. to seperate certain signals that destroy certain speakers
The crossovers supplied with the speakers are designed to send the right frequencies to the right speakers.
It is highly possible that they have been damaged by using incorrect (or no) crossovers, you will have been sending either an incorrect, or complete frequency range to speakers which are not physically designed to accept those frequencies - so yes it is highly possible that if they've been given, and trying to reproduce, the full frequency range, that they have been damaged.
It is highly possible that they have been damaged by using incorrect (or no) crossovers, you will have been sending either an incorrect, or complete frequency range to speakers which are not physically designed to accept those frequencies - so yes it is highly possible that if they've been given, and trying to reproduce, the full frequency range, that they have been damaged.
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he's been sending bass to his tweeters
he's been sending bass to his tweeters
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was thinking more TICK TICK TICK TICK BOOOOOOOOOOOOM
