factory system xover points and impedance?
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factory system xover points and impedance?
A few questions on our stock 3G systems, mine is an 05'.
1) what is the x-over point of the dash tweeters?
2) Are they ran off of the same channel as the door speakers? I noticed that the door speakers play full range so no x-over on them.
3) Are all of the factory speakers 2ohm? I have the door speakers out and noticed that they are 2ohm.
4) What is the x-over point of the sub and what ohm is it?
5) Wattage of the factory amp?
I'm just looking to do some tweaking but want to keep the factory deck and amp. I'm debating on using the factory dash placement which is why I need to know the x-over point and if they are on the same channel as the door spakers or not. Also most aftermarket speakers (except for subs) are 4ohm so if the stock speakers 2ohm we would be cutting the amp power in half by repacing them with aftermarket.
1) what is the x-over point of the dash tweeters?
2) Are they ran off of the same channel as the door speakers? I noticed that the door speakers play full range so no x-over on them.
3) Are all of the factory speakers 2ohm? I have the door speakers out and noticed that they are 2ohm.
4) What is the x-over point of the sub and what ohm is it?
5) Wattage of the factory amp?
I'm just looking to do some tweaking but want to keep the factory deck and amp. I'm debating on using the factory dash placement which is why I need to know the x-over point and if they are on the same channel as the door spakers or not. Also most aftermarket speakers (except for subs) are 4ohm so if the stock speakers 2ohm we would be cutting the amp power in half by repacing them with aftermarket.
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A few questions on our stock 3G systems, mine is an 05'.
1) what is the x-over point of the dash tweeters?
2) Are they ran off of the same channel as the door speakers? I noticed that the door speakers play full range so no x-over on them.
3) Are all of the factory speakers 2ohm? I have the door speakers out and noticed that they are 2ohm.
4) What is the x-over point of the sub and what ohm is it?
5) Wattage of the factory amp?
I'm just looking to do some tweaking but want to keep the factory deck and amp. I'm debating on using the factory dash placement which is why I need to know the x-over point and if they are on the same channel as the door spakers or not. Also most aftermarket speakers (except for subs) are 4ohm so if the stock speakers 2ohm we would be cutting the amp power in half by repacing them with aftermarket.
1) what is the x-over point of the dash tweeters?
2) Are they ran off of the same channel as the door speakers? I noticed that the door speakers play full range so no x-over on them.
3) Are all of the factory speakers 2ohm? I have the door speakers out and noticed that they are 2ohm.
4) What is the x-over point of the sub and what ohm is it?
5) Wattage of the factory amp?
I'm just looking to do some tweaking but want to keep the factory deck and amp. I'm debating on using the factory dash placement which is why I need to know the x-over point and if they are on the same channel as the door spakers or not. Also most aftermarket speakers (except for subs) are 4ohm so if the stock speakers 2ohm we would be cutting the amp power in half by repacing them with aftermarket.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...center+channel
My OE tweeters and center channel driver were marked as 4 ohm. Door, rear deck and sub are 2ohm
Xover for the tweeters is a simple bipolar capacitor glued right to the tweeter itself. Can't remember the value but you can pop it out, see what it is, and do the math.
Door Speakers and tweeters come off of the same wiring. No LP crossover (coil) on the door driver. Just the capacitor on the tweeter. The door driver could probably benefit from some kind of LP network but I never got around to it. Blocking out appropriate HF usually cleans up most drivers in that role.
Don't know the sub xover point. It's not in the wiring, it's actively done in the amp. It is 2 ohm
I don't know the wattage of the OE amp. I'm sure it's in some posts.
#3
You will find some of what you need in here. It's from what I observed in my 05 when I replaced the CC and Tweets
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...center+channel
My OE tweeters and center channel driver were marked as 4 ohm. Door, rear deck and sub are 2ohm
Xover for the tweeters is a simple bipolar capacitor glued right to the tweeter itself. Can't remember the value but you can pop it out, see what it is, and do the math.
Door Speakers and tweeters come off of the same wiring. No LP crossover (coil) on the door driver. Just the capacitor on the tweeter. The door driver could probably benefit from some kind of LP network but I never got around to it. Blocking out appropriate HF usually cleans up most drivers in that role.
Don't know the sub xover point. It's not in the wiring, it's actively done in the amp. It is 2 ohm
I don't know the wattage of the OE amp. I'm sure it's in some posts.
https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...center+channel
My OE tweeters and center channel driver were marked as 4 ohm. Door, rear deck and sub are 2ohm
Xover for the tweeters is a simple bipolar capacitor glued right to the tweeter itself. Can't remember the value but you can pop it out, see what it is, and do the math.
Door Speakers and tweeters come off of the same wiring. No LP crossover (coil) on the door driver. Just the capacitor on the tweeter. The door driver could probably benefit from some kind of LP network but I never got around to it. Blocking out appropriate HF usually cleans up most drivers in that role.
Don't know the sub xover point. It's not in the wiring, it's actively done in the amp. It is 2 ohm
I don't know the wattage of the OE amp. I'm sure it's in some posts.
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