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Yes, I've used them. They're just bipolar electrolytic capacitors, and they pass all middle and high frequency audio, but they attenuate the bass, rolling off at 6 dB per octave.

 

Blocking the bass eliminates doppler distortion, and can improve imaging. It also reduces the load on the amplifier driving the bass-blocked speakers.

 

Bass blockers only make sense if:

- you have a subwoofer or other speakers providing the low bass, and

- you know the impedance of the speakers you are hooking these up to.

 

Choose your cutoff frequency to match your subwoofer's upper limit.

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thanks you.....your awesome. so i have infinity 4x6 in the side back and im getting kicker rs 6.5 in the doors ran off a kicker amp.

 

Specifications Kicker 05 RS65.2

 

Power Range 8-100Watts

Peak Power Handling 200Watts

Impedance (Ohms) 4

Sensitivity 87dB

Frequency Response 40-21KHz

 

REF6412CFP

4" x 6" two-way plate loudspeaker Infinity

 

Specifications

Power Handling, RMS: 45 Watts

Power Handling, Peak: 135 Watts

Sensitivity: 91dB

Frequency Response: 72Hz - 21kHz

Mounting Depth: 1-15/16"

Impedance: 4 Ohms

 

and ill be getting a SL7 15" 2000watt subwoofer by kicker

Overall Min Frequency Response: 18 Hz

Overall Max Frequency Response: 100 Hz

 

specs for 15"

 

So if i can cut out the bass from the 4x6 and 6.5 and just have the sub pounding thatd be great. which ones should i get and is there a better place to get them like radioshack?

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