I'm upgrading the factory B&O tweeters in my 2018 Audi S3 and am planning to install a pair of Infinity REF-375TX tweeters.
My understanding is that the factory B&O amplifier uses DSP and active crossovers, so the signal going to the factory tweeters should already be high-passed.
My question is:
Should I install the Infinity-supplied inline crossovers, or connect the REF-375TX tweeters directly to the factory tweeter wiring without the supplied crossovers?
I'm concerned that using the Infinity crossovers could result in a "double crossover" situation and reduce output or affect the frequency response. On the other hand, I don't want to risk damaging the tweeters if the factory signal isn't filtered the way I think it is.
Has anyone installed aftermarket tweeters in a B&O-equipped Audi (S3, A3, S4, etc.) and measured or tested the factory tweeter signal?
Any advice from installers who have worked on these systems would be really appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm upgrading the factory B&O tweeters in my 2018 Audi S3 and am planning to install a pair of Infinity REF-375TX tweeters.
My understanding is that the factory B&O amplifier uses DSP and active crossovers, so the signal going to the factory tweeters should already be high-passed.
My question is:
Should I install the Infinity-supplied inline crossovers, or connect the REF-375TX tweeters directly to the factory tweeter wiring without the supplied crossovers?
I'm concerned that using the Infinity crossovers could result in a "double crossover" situation and reduce output or affect the frequency response. On the other hand, I don't want to risk damaging the tweeters if the factory signal isn't filtered the way I think it is.
Has anyone installed aftermarket tweeters in a B&O-equipped Audi (S3, A3, S4, etc.) and measured or tested the factory tweeter signal?
Any advice from installers who have worked on these systems would be really appreciated.
Thanks!
I'm upgrading the factory B&O tweeters in my 2018 Audi S3 and am planning to install a pair of Infinity REF-375TX tweeters.
My understanding is that the factory B&O amplifier uses DSP and active crossovers, so the signal going to the factory tweeters should already be high-passed.
My question is:
Should I install the Infinity-supplied inline crossovers, or connect the REF-375TX tweeters directly to the factory tweeter wiring without the supplied crossovers?
I'm concerned that using the Infinity crossovers could result in a "double crossover" situation and reduce output or affect the frequency response. On the other hand, I don't want to risk damaging the tweeters if the factory signal isn't filtered the way I think it is.
Has anyone installed aftermarket tweeters in a B&O-equipped Audi (S3, A3, S4, etc.) and measured or tested the factory tweeter signal?
Any advice from installers who have worked on these systems would be really appreciated.
Thanks!