I am planning to replace the CDR23 in my C4S with a double din Pioneer unit, I have six speakers two in dash, two in doors and two in rear, If I remove the factory amp should I wire the two dash speakers and door speakers in series and the rears independently? Anyone offer any guidance
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fitting aftermarket head unit
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No, don't do that. That would damage the amp. unless you put a three-way crossover in and wire them all separately...
In mine, I use the head unit to drive the front and rears and a separate amp driving the door speakers (phono / RCA from the head-unit sub output)
JL, pioneer and Kenwood do a small amp that fits into the space left when you remove the factory amp.
I'd also recommend changing the dash & rear speakers for better units.
In mine, I use the head unit to drive the front and rears and a separate amp driving the door speakers (phono / RCA from the head-unit sub output)
JL, pioneer and Kenwood do a small amp that fits into the space left when you remove the factory amp.
I'd also recommend changing the dash & rear speakers for better units.
I have one of these in mine - it's about the size of a pencil case!
Used in 2chan mode and driven from the subwoofer output of the headunit.
http://www.pioneer-car.eu/eur/products/gm-d1004
Seems plenty enough to make the door rattle!
Used in 2chan mode and driven from the subwoofer output of the headunit.
http://www.pioneer-car.eu/eur/products/gm-d1004
Seems plenty enough to make the door rattle!
c4kum said:
This one, I think:
http://www.jlaudio.co.uk/product/54216.1122124.16183.0.0/98405/_/MX2804
Harris1 said:
PM me your email and I'll send it out to you, though what info are you after? I can probably help you out.
If you're going to drive the dash rear speakers from the head unit, then I suggest you bypass the car's loom from the ISO socket at the rear of the HU to the amp as it uses a shared earth which most modern systems don't like.
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