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27th August 2009
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how to fit an internal crossover
I have 2 rcf tw101 tweeters but do not know how to fit them in to my pa system. They are boxed on there own to a horn run at 50 watts each at 8ohms. They do not have internal crossovers which i would prefer to an external. does anyone know what crossover i would need to fit in the box and how to fit it. Will i have to use a 100watt amp for these or is there any other way to power these as my smallest amp is a 600watt, (300 per channel). Hope someone can help, Thankyou.
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