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Old 05-15-2012, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Charms [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
1. Get old lamp wiring. The two prong kind, you only need positive and negative connections, they'll be shielded cables with a nice big gauge. Lower the guage, worse the cables are and the worse your system will sound.

2. It shouldn't you don't ever want to be running 50W rated speakers for a 100W amp. It's only okay if you're running 100W speakers through a 50W system, then you know your speakers will never be trying to draw or the system won't ever being trying to push, too much signal/power through.

3. Change the amp.

7. Capacitors are built into the circuits already of the amp. What were you planning on doing, building a small box with a capacitor circuit inside?

9. Why would you want the crossover circuit to be visible? Are you planning on adjusting it per song? You would want to set and forget a crossover circuit, I'd tune them first and then conceal them. With subwoofers it's not like you're going to be interested in hearing much bass from your mid and tweets, so just set it to a nice crossover Freq, maybe around 2-300 Hz, it all depends on what your speakers' frequency response looks like.
one out of 9 aint bad, thanks
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