installing tweeters on SE
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installing tweeters on SE
If i was to install aftermarket tweeters into my SE 97 Bonni, then how would i wire them? I guess I could jump off the speaker right next to it but is that safe and does it take away power? Does anyone know of a tweeter that fits that spot perfectly besides factory ones? Well thanks for the help......
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Hey welcome. Where from NY are ya?
If you 'jump' on to the speaker it should not cause a problem as tweeters take little power to run. You might want to consider using a high pass crossover to avoid blowing it or 'muddying' the sound.
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If you 'jump' on to the speaker it should not cause a problem as tweeters take little power to run. You might want to consider using a high pass crossover to avoid blowing it or 'muddying' the sound.
Jay
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Hey welcome. Where from NY are ya?
If you 'jump' on to the speaker it should not cause a problem as tweeters take little power to run. You might want to consider using a high pass crossover to avoid blowing it or 'muddying' the sound.
Jay
If you 'jump' on to the speaker it should not cause a problem as tweeters take little power to run. You might want to consider using a high pass crossover to avoid blowing it or 'muddying' the sound.
Jay
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Originally Posted by BonBon
Thank you for the help Kar and pearl...im near Rochester NY, what about you kar?
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