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Old 03-21-2004, 10:06 AM
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posivtive....negative

.the 6x9's in the back which color is positive and which is negative?.......on one of them the 2 wires are pink and blue and the other speaker theyre red and orange
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Sort of on this same topic, does anyone know if the subs(6x9's) use a mono signal or is it two discrete channels coming from the amp???
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acuratsx03, Left-rear speaker + is pink, - is blue/yellow. Right-rear spreaker + is red, - is brown.

Tireguy, not sure if the 6x9 rear speakers are using a mono signal or not. However, they both have different wiring connections at the amp.
Old 03-21-2004, 12:15 PM
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yea i did them correct then.....what i did was turn the 6x9 wires into rcas and run them to the amp. i have that pushing a type R 12. it doesnt sound right though mayb i just have to tune the amp? but it sounds like the sub is getting pushed way too hard and isnt making all that much bass. ne help?
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You need a high to low signal converter. Also remember that the 6x9 line have a built in high filter. So only low signals will pass through.
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but dont i want only low signals passing through cuz its just a sub? will the converter correct this?
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The higher frequencies are filtered out by the stock amplifier - since your signal comes from the stock amp, there is nothing on this earth that will "correct" the low pass crossover point - to be able to play with the frequency range you would have to grab the headunit signal BEFORE it gets to the stock amp (ie behind the dash) - you are pretty much stuck with what the stock amp gives you by using a LOC (that is what you used, right?). Anyway, good luck.
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could get a new amp tho?




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