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Blake
Dodge Dakota
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2/25/2005
16:25:37
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I just put a blaupunkt Component set in my 01 QC and i donno if the stock amp can hold these i can hear out of the front at low VOl. but when i turn it up it seems like it the back stock speaker are loader i didnt use the crossover i though the amp would take care of it could the Component set be to much foe the amp?
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Blake
Dodge Dakota
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2/27/2005
02:35:14
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I ended up put the stock highs back in and it sounds better why wouldnt the amp push the other highs
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tuce
Dodge Dakota
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2/27/2005
06:15:53
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try installing ur crossovers ,,the stock amp does not do the crossover for you if you look at the wiring diagram the stock doors set is not a true component set... The tweets and the woofer are fed the full range out from the amp.. Look at it like this.. Your door speakers are full range they just installed the tweets in the door sail and the woffer down low..
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tuce
Dodge Dakota
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2/27/2005
06:29:21
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One more thing the stock amp is weak Im not sure I dont think anyone knows for sure,, since there seems to be no info on the amp but Im thinking it puts out like 10 to 15 rms per channel at 2 ohms PS: your stock speakers are 2ohms not 4 like your new ones,, not a big deal but now your weak amp is driving 4 ohms in the front and 2ohms stock in the back..I bet your new components spec out like 100rms cont. and 300rms MAX... NO way will the stock amp get them to hit for you..
YUP! get a new amp..at this point get some new 6.75 full range for the rear haha it happens to everyone once you start it just grows.. good luck...
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Blake
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2005
01:31:11
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hey thanks i will try it in a few days
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DSW
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2005
12:46:01
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The rear OEM 2 ohm speakers are more efficient than your new 4 ohm front speakers, 2 ohms vs 4 ohms, that why the rear speakers sound louder. If the stock amp only pushes 10-15Wrms at 2 ohms then it's only delivering about 5-7 Wrms into 4 ohms. The 4 ohm speakers won't be as loud the 2 ohm speakers.
Try fading the back speakers out with the stereo controls to lower the volume of the rear speakers.
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