Does anyone know if integras have a crossover, low pass filter etc on the door tweeters. And if so can you please tell me thier location and any other information that you know about them -thanks

 

No the integra's tweeters do not have Crossover.. if u want crossover buy some after market.. Stock dont come with it.

 

Well that is not entirely true. They do not have a "true" crossover, but a capacitor that is mounted to the back of the tweeter itself. This capacitor filters out the low frequencies. The 6-1/2" woofer gets full range sound, but can only play up to a certain high frequency because of the limitation of the speaker itself.

 

You are correct sir!

Also, if you want to replace them, you should not go with a tweeter any larger than .75" in diameter or else you have to modify the grill, door panel, etc... It also helps if there is a screw hole in the bacl of the tweeter as it makes swapping a snap. Mb Quart's work quite well!

 

Does anyone know the frequency cut off the capacitor provides?

thanks.

 

anybody?

 

Go read the value on the capacitor, or i'll do it when i get home this weekend (car is already apart)

then just use this handy dandy chart. (L = inductor C= Capacitor)



doh...looks like that host crapped out...http://freehomepages.com/jewyand1/Xover.jpg just in case it ever comes back (not mine..)

Enjoy

-Rage


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There is a crossover for the tweeter. On the back of the tweeter, there is a tiny capacitor. It is a highpass crossover for the tweeter only. The woofer runs full range. Basically, the same setup you find a set of inexpensive coaxial speakers.

 

Is there an echo in here?

 

my car is missing tweeters, i have one harness with 4 wires going into each of my front speakers. where would i connect the tweeter?