Can I put them through my original crossovers for my door speakers?
1618352
not sure if this will help, but I used these on my rear speakers. Wired tweeters and rear speakers on same rear signal sending wires. IT sounds fine. Mids and highs. Your probably better off using the crossovers that comes with them.
1618353
You could but, it would probably be easier to install the crossovers that come with these
2107970
First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If you are somewhat mechanically inclined & patient you should be alright. First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If... » Read More First you have to find a suitable place to mount the crossover. I mounted them inside the door panels using 2 sided tape. Whether your using an amp or the head unit the speaker wires coming from the source(amp or head unit) get connected to the input + & - on the crossover. Then you run the wires from the + & - woofer terminals on the crossover to the + & - terminals on the driver(woofer). Finally you run the wires from/the + & - tweeter terminals on the croosover to the + & - wires on your tweeters. It's pretty straightforward once you find a good mounting location for the crossovers. If you are somewhat mechanically inclined & patient you should be alright. « Show Less
1139307
no,i would run the speakers without a passive crossover don't change nothing it'll work fine you donot want to take from the normal pure quality
881032
Hey Michael, they didn't come with crossovers. On the system I ran, there wasn't a need for a crossover. Also, these speakers dont come with tweeters.
1645844
No this crossover needs 8ohms of resistance and the pioneer speakers are 6ohms. I would not recommend doing what you are saying. This crossover is for a single 3-way speaker rated at 8ohms.
175014
yes. do not bridge them. And don't turn it up past 3on the 6 9 and 2 on the 65until u know your not overworking your speakers
175015
yes. do not bridge them. And don't turn it up past 3on the 6 × 9 and 2 on the 6×5until u know your not overworking your speakers
1572096
Yes. You won't be using the RCA's. It comes with the wiring harness to for the individual wires. So run new speaker from the radio to the speaker input harness, then run new wire to the speakers.
1973131
You have to find out the dimensions of the stock speakers. They will work and sound great, just not sure about if they will actually fit in your doors.
826283
If the sub or your head doesn't specify a crossover built in them then you should use a crossover. I'd suggest an inline crossover like this http://www.amazon.com/FMOD-Inline-Crossover-Pair-Pass/dp/B00EZXWWHW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1392864302&sr=8-3&keywords=inline+crossover
1856489
Yes the tweeters come with a crossover. One for each tweeter. They have connectors that hook to the wire that comes with them but I cut the connectors off so I could place them closer to the stereo. I also had to wrap scotch tape around the crossover housing to keep them from coming open. Also one of the wire broke off from the back of the tweeter. Luckily I know how to solder. So... If you are willing to repair these tweets as soon as you get them they are a good deal. They sound good. they are kinda big Golf-ball size almost. but for the price they're good.
78755
I would use the crossover. Takes some of the burden off your tops and allows for full stereo.
1254055
Personally, I don't see the rationale for there to be any advantage in replacing the built-in crossover Sony built into this budget speaker. If it isn't good enough as is, replacing the crossover will merely be spending money without realizing any improvement - in fact, you are more likely to get a poor result than any improvement. Crossovers are designed with specific driver and cabinet attributes in mind, and it is a mistake to think of them as any kind of standardized unit transferable to various speaker models while expecting improvement.
397328
If you have 1/4 inch rca jacks on your satellite speakers (which I do not) it should work but crossover may be a bit funky.
1086701
Yes and no. If you do, I would get an external crossover. I have this sub with the JBL eons too. The problem with the JBLs is they have no option on them for a high pass filter when connecting a sub, this causes frequencies to cross and creates problems with your sound. I suppose jbl does this because they want you to buy their subs.
610546
This is a very good crossover network when used with parts express or goldwood speakers. I've used this crossover in 3-way speaker enclosures with 10" and 8" woofers and they sound great. You may have to experiment with older speakers because of their effective crossover points. Good luck.
1135722
Yes they can be connected to another system just make sure you have the bose speaker adapter.