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Aftermarket 6x9s with factory monsoon amp

gpse2000

gpse2000

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Just wondering if there is a way to run aftermarket 6x9s like how the monsoon 6x9s are with separate wires to the 6x9 and the mid. Since most 6x9s just take one set of wires. For some reason I'm having a tough time explaining right now ha but have my 6x9 power already supplied go to the aftermarket 6x9 and the mid power already supplied go to the aftermarket mid like the factory set up
 


No clue. Honestly, if I (for some odd reason) kept the Monsoon system in that situation, I'd source out a 6x9 component set. Either that, or just grab some 6x9s and a set of tweeters. If you don't mind running some wire, it'd be a good chance to play with placing additional tweets up front, if that's your thing.

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Add some tweets of your choice, and you should be able to knock the stock Monsoon stuff out of the water (depending on impendances.... not sure what Monsoon runs at).
 
really all anybody needs to understand is one wire is for highs, one is for lows. most 6x9's will have two sets of wires running to one terminal. seperate and hook up accordinly and it will be just how it is from the factory
 
JTeske88 said:
really all anybody needs to understand is one wire is for highs, one is for lows. most 6x9's will have two sets of wires running to one terminal. seperate and hook up accordinly and it will be just how it is from the factory
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