Ti 600.2 and TI 400.2 crossovers active?

[05 silent inside f150]

I'm wondering if the first generation Titanium amps, specifically TI 600.2 and TI 400.2, crossovers are adequate to use for active crossover duties? If their crossovers will work, would they have any limitations, that an actual active crossover won't have? Also, I've been looking for owners manuals for those two amps. If anybody could help me out with that, It'd be greatly appreciated.

[gbody805]

Try this http://download.phoenixphorum.com/ under manuals

[05 silent inside f150]

Thanks a lot for the link, that's awesome. However, do you or anyone else know if the TI's internal crossovers have a wide enough, adjustable, range of frequency, to use in an active set up. Then, I'd be able to use my current, passive crossovers, as expensive paperweights, or am will I need to get an active crossover, in order to have the adjustably I'm looking for?

[ttocs]

for a two way system you would only really need a hp and a lp x-over so I think they will work just fine.

[12voltjunky]

i agree with ttocs, however, i prefer to go passive on components (atleast the tweeters) because i dont like the idea of that little "x10" button being able to detonate my tweeters if accidentally pressed...guess all depends on the install.

[oldskoolmseriesfan]

i agree with ttocs, however, i prefer to go passive on components (atleast the tweeters) because i dont like the idea of that little "x10" button being able to detonate my tweeters if accidentally pressed...guess all depends on the install.

Well popeye, get your big ass forearms outa the way!!!!lol

[12voltjunky]

oh goodness. my sides are splitting you are too funny.