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Originally Posted by FR-S2GT86
Can you explain to us what kind of audio signals you have coming into the amplifier? And can you show us a picture of your amplifier, specifically a picture of the crossover/filter set switches or dials? (or list the brand and model of it so that we can try and figure out the best set up for you in your case). You may be able to work something out if you can make some pre-amp crossover adjustments and if your head unit has the correct type of filtering.
Right now, I see only problems arising without the use of some sort of band-pass set up on your door speakers, which CAN be done IF planned out and set up properly. It took me quite a while to weigh the pros and cons of my set up and even longer to actually find the right equipment to make it work, but I did finally make it work (technically, I am STILL making it work as my project is on hold for the moment). See some of my posts about it from last year.
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Yes I was thinking of doing a small write-up with some photos of what I did. I'll link to it here. Basically I used the advice from this forum, including the coupler which allowed not having to cut any stock wires when swapping to the new amp. One thing I did different though was use a jumper cable for my battery-to-amp power cable, lol.