Which crossovers should I get

[Willipede]

Hi everyone I currently recently got given a pair of pioneer ds-550a tweeters and I will need some crossovers so I don't destroy them with bass, I have Pioneer ts-g1645r 2-way speakers in my doors already and they are running off my jvc headunit which I think puts out 50rms

I am wondering if I should just buy some things called bass blockers which i've seen on ebay or if I should buy 2 way crossover filters

Thanks for your help in advance and if anyone could recommend a specific brand or type that would be really helpful

 

[Willipede]

I've done a bit more research on this thanks to google, and I think what the best option to do would to put an inline capacitor on the tweeters, I still need some help as I'm not sure on the size or rating of capacitor I would need and I can't find any of the specs of my tweeters either

 

[Willipede]

Had a look at repco, supercheap, the wreckers and jaycar today and couldn't find any passive crossovers which is now what I think will do a better job anyone know where I can find what I'm looking for don't really want to travel too far so postage might be necessary

 

[Tasmaniak]

10uF 50V Bi-Polar RB Electrolytic Capacitor | Electrolytic | Capacitors | Passive Components | PRODUCTS | RY6810 | Jaycar Electronics

.55¢ from jaycar and will create a -12db slope for all Hz below about 2.8khz

 

[dibenedetto]

Use as CLOSE as possible to 6uf bipolar capacitor atleast 50 volts.
This will give you x over point at about 6khz.
Thats the ideal point for a car tweeter.
Using a 10uf capacitor will cause damage to your tweeter as 2.8khz is far to low frequency.