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Q: QuestionWill these work well with a pair of 2 6.5 inch 2way mid range rated at 50 watt rms for each mid range speakers and the 2 tweeters I’m not sure but it’s says frequency response 50-25000Hz? Here’s a picture it’s skar audio TX65C bundle.

Asked 4 years ago by Jay97.

• A:Answer Yeah it will work well with your speaker's

  Answered 4 years ago by ldshingler

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Q: QuestionHow do I why are these

Asked 3 years ago by Mike.

• A:Answer Mike morning. Those are filters so your Speakers don’t make a crackling noise.Big ones are for larger Speakers and small ones are for small Speakers . Cut old Speaker out connect filter to cut wire Positive side and connect other side to Positive wire on speaker. Just need one per Speaker. Use small blue wire nuts.Best Buy Audio can give you a diagram for you to use. Black is Positive,White is Neutral.

  Answered 3 years ago by Jakerbutt1Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat hz do these block off?

Asked 3 years ago by Alex.

• A:Answer The back of the package shows these values: 300 Hz cutoff for the 133uF caps at 4 ohms 2800 Hz cutoff for the 14uF caps at 4 ohms The formula for calculating cutoff is... C = 1 / (6.283*R*F), where R = impedance and fc = cutoff frequency.

  Answered 3 years ago by PaulVerified Purchase

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Q: Questioni have kicker KS 3.5 min (80ohms)in dash and Kicker KS 6.5 min ( 43ohms)in door that run in parallel off the same 2 channels (LandR) on an amp with a built in cross over can i add these to the 3.5 and still adjust crossover for the 6.5?

Asked 3 years ago by Mike.

Q: QuestionI have a pair of skar 5.25s and a pair of 6x9s do I use the 1133 uf caps or the 14uf caps for these? It’s almost like I should using 133uf for both of these coaxials??? Please help thank you

Asked 3 years ago by Dantyson92.

Q: QuestionI have 6.5 inch speakers in my front doors and rear deck. Can I use the 14uf on the front and the 133uf on the rear?

Asked 4 years ago by RookieInstaller.

• A:Answer I’m not positive but I think the 133 uf would be better for a 61/2 inch speaker … it would just make sense that would be what you use and I am asking for the same thing just I have 51/4s and I wanna know if I use the 133 or the 14

  Answered 3 years ago by Dantyson92

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Q: QuestionAre the capacitors in this bass blocker polypropylene? Thanks

Asked 4 years ago by DenverJack.

Q: QuestionHow much power can these handle constantly? Rms and peak wattage?

Asked 5 years ago by Vanilla88gorilla.

• A:Answer I believe the smaller capacitors are rated for 50 watts rms. Not sure about peak wattage.

  Answered 4 years ago by 15Silverado

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Q: Questioncan i use this for tweeters?

Asked 5 years ago by gt.

• A:Answer Yes

  Answered 5 years ago by Goofydad12Verified Purchase

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Q: QuestionWhat frequencies do these block? Will they work for 3 1/2” dash speakers?

Asked 6 years ago by Frequencies.

• A:Answer These come with two 14uF and two 133uF caps that filter out 2800hz and 300hz, respectively.

  Answered 5 years ago by MicroFarad

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Q: QuestionIs this a new type of inline speaker capacitor? If not what is the purpose of this item?

Asked 6 years ago by NeoG3NES1S.

• A:Answer It blocks electrical frequency. So for a speaker that hits highs and top ends you would want this. It goes between your speaker connection and your cars speaker wire.

  Answered 6 years ago by Jimmy

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