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  1. #1 Tuning 3-way speakers with a dmm? 
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    hey everyone i was wondering if it was possible to tune my new 3 way speakers with a dmm just like i did with my subs?

    ...if so what test tone should i use and what equation to figure out the voltage should i use?

    i got these for the front (35w rms 4ohm)
    Pioneer TS-A1674R (TS A1674R) 6-1/2" 3-Way A-Series Car Speakers

    these for the rears (40w rms 4 ohm)
    Pioneer TS-A6964R (TSA6964R) 400W 6" x 9" 3-Way Car Speaker

    and this amp to drive them
    Kenwood X450-4 (X450-4) 4-Channel eXcelon Full Range Power Car Amp
    since the rears are higher rms i have them wired to the B channel (100x2 at 4 ohms) and the fronts to the A channel (60x2 at 4 ohms)
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    What do you mean by "tune" them? A multimeter isn't going to "tune" anything sonically... need a RTA, a flat response mic and white noise.

    If you want to measure output with a multimeter, just use 1khz tone.
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