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component speaker crossover help

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first off I'll just say nice forum.. I've been lurking for a while..

but anyways.. a while ago I bought some used DD DDC6.2 and they didnt come with a manual.. They wouldnt fit in my old car but my new car they should fit no problem but I am a little confused how to hook up the crossover.

looking at it there is

+ IN - (I'm gonna assume that is where I hook the wire from the amp to)

the confusing part is how to hook up the outputs

1) W+

2) 0dB

3) -3dB

4) -

just to make it easier Ill say

a) woofer +

b) woofer -

c) tweeter +

d) tweeter -

the easiest way to explain this will be just to match things up

I'm gonna assume

1 goes with a

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Pics of the Crossover maybe? Hook the tweeter positive to the crossover positive and the same with the negative. Do the same for the woofer..

I don't get what the question is.

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Pics of the Crossover maybe? Hook the tweeter positive to the crossover positive and the same with the negative. Do the same for the woofer..

I don't get what the question is.

do both the tweeter and the woofer hook up to the same negative?

I've never had seperates before

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1=A

2 OR 3 = C

4 = B AND D

2 and 3 is used to attenuate the tweeter to your likeing. Like if you use it at 0db and think its to loud you can hook it up to -3db.

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1=A

2 OR 3 = C

4 = B AND D

2 and 3 is used to attenuate the tweeter to your likeing. Like if you use it at 0db and think its to loud you can hook it up to -3db.

that is what I figured it was.. I just thought it would be better to ask since I dont wanna screw anything up..

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