syfi, or anyone else who cares to jump in...I'd hardly call the speaker plug and play. For starters I've had to spend almost two hours slowly grinding down the edge that fits inside the smaller diameter outer edge of the speaker. I still can't get it to fit perfectly flush, so I'll still have more grinding tomorrow.

Do you recall where your Infinity's were made? These were made in Vietnam which I wasn't aware that they were into exporting electronics. I don't care where they were made as long as they're not forgeries. I understand that this is common with higher end speakers (which I don't feel these speakers fall under).

Crossover unit problem: There is of course two each connections for woofer and tweeters, but only one set of connections for the IN wires. Do you recall how your guy wired them? I don't see how it will work without separate woofer and tweeter inputs.

I'll add that while I've installed a number of speakers, I'm not at all familiar with crossovers, nor dual amps.

It doesn't make sense to me to install both the woofer and treble wires to the same input, but I don't see any other solution.

Biba