KB3_FK8
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- Kenny
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Hey guys. I was going to sell my old audio equipment since I don't feel like tear apart my car but I am entertaining the idea of throwing my Component speakers in the front just as a replacement for the stock ones just because it's easier than trying to find a buyer that wants to buy some high end auto speakers.
My question is are the front door woofers receiving a full signal where I can wire up my crossover to the woofer line?
Or is it already crossovered at the stock amp where I am going to have to just wire the tweeter to the crossover?
I can't get a straight answer online and I would just assuming if the front woofers are getting a full range signal, I just tap my crossover into that and out to my new woofer and tweeter. But if it's not a full signal then my crossover input would need to be the tweeter line since the stock tweeter has a built in crossover, right?
Thanks!
My question is are the front door woofers receiving a full signal where I can wire up my crossover to the woofer line?
Or is it already crossovered at the stock amp where I am going to have to just wire the tweeter to the crossover?
I can't get a straight answer online and I would just assuming if the front woofers are getting a full range signal, I just tap my crossover into that and out to my new woofer and tweeter. But if it's not a full signal then my crossover input would need to be the tweeter line since the stock tweeter has a built in crossover, right?
Thanks!
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