djedstar
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Registered: 22nd Jan 07
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i have had to replace on already is there any reason for this i have fli intergrator comps 6 inch door speaker and 1 inch tweeter tweeter is wired to where the standard tweeter is wired form and door speaker is wired from the standard door speaker wiring a crossover came in the box but i havennt used it should i be doing ? the door speakers are working fine.
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john_c20xe
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yes you shuld be using the cross over mate as the tweater is not geting it supply it needs, bearing in mind 'fli' is the cheap range of vibe tho mate
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djedstar
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but the door speakers work fine and the standard wiring is split thats why i dint bother wot i think am gunna do is just use the tweeter side of the crossover
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john_c20xe
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donkeys ago when i had a corsa with sounds in, i ran an amp to the front crossovers the cross overs too tweater and component, worked fine, they were vibe too
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Stokie Dave
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The standard tweeters have a small capacitor attached which acts as a "bass blocker" come makeshift crossover.
With your FLI speakers you need to use the crossover as it'll seperate bass and treble. Bass and midrange to your bigger lower door speaker and treble to your tweeter.
Because you're not using the crossover you're sending bass to the tweeter - clearly it can't play it, hence cracking/distortion and you'll damage them by leaving it like that.
The split wiring is same top and bottom, full range wiring, no crossover in place, hence you need run one of the two split wires into the input of your crossover then two lots of wires out - one to woofer, one to tweeter, crossover will be labelled which is which 
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