Did I by-pass my crossover correctly?

[JOE EDO]

Ampeg SVT410hlf which I want to run full range. So I spliced into the two leads off of the crossover that go to the woofers. I then connected those splices (+ and -) to a 1/4 input connector. This sound correct?

[BZadlo]

You spliced the leads before they went into the crossover, right?
I would just go from one of the inputs directly to the woofers and fully disconnect the crossover from that input. Then, leave the other input as is (incase you want to use the tweeter for something).
Personally, I don't like tweeters on my cabs but, if you decide to sell it you don't have to rewire.

[JOE EDO]

I have 2 speakon inputs that are connected to the crossover that are still 100 percent functional into the crossover. The 1/4 jack input I used is spliced into the leads that go to the woofers after the crossover. Essentially, I spliced into the leads that go directly to the woofers, bypassing the crossover (i hope?)

[BZadlo]

That seems like it would work.
Is the tweeter making any sound? I wonder if the signal could go back through the crossover in reverse since it could now flow in either direction.

[JOE EDO]

Yep still have the tweeter controlled by the L pad which has me wondering if I bypassed correctly

[BZadlo]

I was afraid that would happen.
Without adding a switch, I think you're better off going from the 1/4" input directly to the woofers and disconnecting the crossover leads to the woofer.

[BZadlo]

It's easy enough to change back if you decide to sell it.

[JOE EDO]

Thanks for helping he out. Very much appriciated.