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Wow, you gonna hack-up the door panels? I'm not sure you'll get too much more out of your audio --- considering this is a convertible. Just my 2¢ worth.
You'd be better off buying better standard component speakers (2 woofer, 2 tweeter) than a 4 woofer/two tweeter setup. You could also run into problems running the woofers in series - a better electrician than me will clarify.
What is your thinking behind this?
If you want more bass, then get yourself a subwoofer and run the standard components.
You could then use a 3 or 5 channel amp depending if you wanted to go fully active or not.
I have an Alpine PDX V9 which is a 5 channel amp. The woofers and tweeters are run from the 4 main channels, and the sub from the sub channel, like this:
I have an amp running focal components in the front and another amp running mono to a 10'' alpine type-r in a darkside v2 enclosure and my system has both great clarity and bump. Strongly suggest running this type of setup instead of 4 mid range door speakers.
You'd be better off buying better standard component speakers (2 woofer, 2 tweeter) than a 4 woofer/two tweeter setup. You could also run into problems running the woofers in series - a better electrician than me will clarify.
What is your thinking behind this?
If you want more bass, then get yourself a subwoofer and run the standard components.
You could then use a 3 or 5 channel amp depending if you wanted to go fully active or not.
I have an Alpine PDX V9 which is a 5 channel amp. The woofers and tweeters are run from the 4 main channels, and the sub from the sub channel, like this:
where do you have your amp mounted? Just got this one and wondering if it will work above the gas tank. Thanks!
