Okay... Please only members with very good car audio knowledge please send feedback. You know who you are...lol.

So anyway i got the Amp in finally from a DA buddy. Here is the thing... The amp (MTX Thunder250) does not have a hp/lp x-over switch. What are all of my options other than purchasing Audio Controls 2-way x-over? I've been foretold already that the signal from the sub channel on the deck is a fullrange signal. Being that im not expecting Hella good bass from the Kicker C8 8in sub im replacing in stock location, any hurt in running it full-range?

What would you all do? I have time as im installing Tues.

Thank you all

Anyone? Don't all speak up at once people...lol.

Okay... Please only members with very good car audio knowledge please send feedback. You know who you are...lol.

So anyway i got the Amp in finally from a DA buddy. Here is the thing... The amp (MTX Thunder250) does not have a hp/lp x-over switch. What are all of my options other than purchasing Audio Controls 2-way x-over? I've been foretold already that the signal from the sub channel on the deck is a fullrange signal. Being that im not expecting Hella good bass from the Kicker C8 8in sub im replacing in stock location, any hurt in running it full-range?

What would you all do? I have time as im installing Tues.

Thank you all

full range will prob be fine. the factory sub runs off of that channel and doesnt have a problem. i dont know if the sub channel is full range though. it may be crossed over

full range will prob be fine. the factory sub runs off of that channel and doesnt have a problem. i dont know if the sub channel is full range though. it may be crossed over
As i may have forgot to state, the sub channel is full range. The mtx amp has no low pass/high pass switch so i didnt know if there were blockers to block the high signal like u can to block low signals to tweeters.

As i may have forgot to state, the sub channel is full range. The mtx amp has no low pass/high pass switch so i didnt know if there were blockers to block the high signal like u can to block low signals to tweeters.

Edited:
Those 'blockers' are just capacitors. A simple passive High-pass filter is the Capacitor (bass-blocker) in series with the speaker connections. For a Low-Pass Filter, simply put an Inductor in series. Wc=R/L=Cuttoff Frequency. L=R/Wc=R/(2*∏*Hz). Wc is in rad/sec so to change to Hz multiply by 2∏. So for 200Hz cutoff, you would need a 3.18µH inductor. Just be sure to get one that can handle about 5Amps if you're running 100W-RMS.

Ok ill just go the easy route and run full-range...lol.

anyone???