hey my friend just gave me this, do i need a crossover for them or can i just hook them up and go?
http://www.millionbuyplus.com/images...YXSR6941-E.JPG

they are 4 way speakers


and i just got some JBL cross over boxes for my front tweeters and speaker, any ideas on where I should put them or how I should hide them between my door panal, glue?

 

I have boston acoustic tweeters that have never been installed. Their smaller than the stock tweeters and I have no spacer to mount it. I could mount it, but there'd be an empty ring around it between the tweeter and the mount/pod.

 

you don't need crossovers for the sonys the jbl crossovers just put them inside the door where they are not gunna hit the window when it rolls down

 

thanks guys, what do u think about if i only installed a tweeter in the front passenger side? I think 4 way speakers with a total of 4 tweeters in the back and 1 in the front is plenty.

 

Um..... allow me to interject here. You really should have your high frequencies up front instead of in back. I am going to be mean here to put things into perspective.... When you go to a concert, do you turn your back towards the stage? If your answer to this question is yes, then putting most of your high frequencies behind you will be fine.

OK, now I can be nice again. You would be far better served by spending more money on better door speakers than throwing money away on your rear deck speakers. At most, rear speakers should be used for fill-in purposes not to blast tunes from behind your head.

 

^ditto and you wouldnt want just one tweeter anyhow it would be off balance unless you were using it as a center channel

 

well i cant be too choosey, every speaker ive gotten is second hand from my cousin, but thanks though i'll definitely take time to install that 2nd tweeter up front

 

Yeah! you can use tweeters. They are really worth it.

 

i actually removed the tweeters after installing them. they were really painful on my ears.

 

You probably need to adjust your headunit to turn down your highs, or to turn up the mids or lows.