I need to choose the right crossover

[cometa_gam]

Hello, I want to buy a pair of Dali Oberon 1 woofers with tweeters on eBay, but they do not come with a crossover. I plan to install these in the doors of my car. I also have a single 3-inch midrange speaker. Could you please help me decide which crossover I should buy to ensure all the speakers produce good sound?

amplifier i using (Fosi audio v3)

I see that Amazon sells 3-way crossovers, 2-way crossovers, and 1-way midrange crossovers. Which one would be the best option for my setup? Thank you!

 

[nopiano]

It’s not April 1st until next year!

I recommend car speakers for cars. You need to choose the right product to begin with. Welcome to the WHF forum.

 

[daytona600]

 

[cometa_gam]

It’s not April 1st until next year!

I recommend car speakers for cars. You need to choose the right product to begin with. Welcome to the WHF forum.

My recommendation is to learn to respect enthusiasts, answer specific questions, or skip!!

 

[abacus]

My recommendation is to learn to respect enthusiasts, answer specific questions, or skip!!

Which is why nopiano said use dedicated car speakers, as Hi-Fi speakers are totally unsuitable for a car environment.

Bill

 

[GSV Ethics Gradient]

Crossovers need to be tailored to the specific drive units in question - an off the peg solution might work in terms of sound coming out of them, but is extremely unlikely to give as good as they are capable of - by a long way.

 

[twinkletoes]

this quote springs to mind

“Some motherf%$@£r@s always trying to ice skate uphill”

 

[davidf]

Most woofers in a two-way loudspeaker will be crossing over between 2kHz and 3kHz (sometimes a little lower or higher), but that is governed by the woofer's capabilities, and the capabilities of the HF unit it is integrating with in the correct size box. A loudspeaker is a set of compromises that are balanced to produce the best sounding option possible, or to achieve a certain goal.

 

[daveh75]

Which is why nopiano said use dedicated car speakers, as Hi-Fi speakers are totally unsuitable for a car environment.

Bill

The April 1st comment was both unnecessary and unwelcoming in my view, though...

 

[Al ears]

The April 1st comment was both unnecessary and unwelcoming in my view, though...

Tye whole point, I felt, is was absolutely nothing to do with the hifi section of this forum in which it was posted. In fact nothing to do with hifi at all.
Also April 1st might have no meaning whatsoever if the OP is from abroad.
As @nopiano states trying to incorporate hifi kit into a car is really a no-go area, he's better off spending his money on automotive gear specifically designed for such a job.