Can I ask a dumb question

[Toasted1]

about component speakers?

[_AnGeL_]

no.



i kid, i kid.

[hoss]

Yes, you can run them without crossovers.

[_AnGeL_]

well, what's the question?

[Toasted1]

No I have always ran coaxials so I don't know if I need to get a 4 channel amp or not.

:hide:

[hoss]

Shouldnt, the XO's are just like coax's, except not mounted to teh speaker. Plug your speaker wire in, and it should split it.

[Toasted1]

Thanks, never ran them because I never trusted myself hacking at my dash or pillars. Driving a beater so I am gonna give it a shot and run some RSD's.

Just did not know if I needed to add a new amp into the mix as I have an old RF that should do the trick.

[_AnGeL_]

u can use either or...

if ur using a four channel, u can bridge it to get the most out of it ;)

[hoss]

I was assuming he already had the two channel, and that is why the question was asked. Was an assumption though :)

[Porch Monkey]

Depends if I can give you a stupid answer?

[hoss]

Too late for corny replies :fyi:

[JimJ]

u can use either or...

if ur using a four channel, u can bridge it to get the most out of it ;)

I'd consider throwing away the passives and using all four channels getting the most out of it :)

[Toasted1]

Yes I have a 2 channel already :)

[_AnGeL_]

I'd consider throwing away the passives and using all four channels getting the most out of it :)
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[_AnGeL_]

I'd consider throwing away the passives and using all four channels getting the most out of it :)

touche
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[_AnGeL_]

dbl poast ftl :fu:
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[hoss]

dbl mobile poast!

[_AnGeL_]

werd.