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I’ve read a ton of stuff online but I don’t feel like I’ve actually figured out what I need to do. I’m a novice but I can usually figure things out as I go. I just replaced 4 door speakers with 6.75 Rockford punch 60 RMS and put Memphis 2.75” in the dash with bass blockers. It seems like the dash overpowers everything else and when I fade it rear it sounds off. I’m thinking I need to amplify my radio but I don’t want to amplify the dash. I read this could help decrease the chime issues but it also seems like it might balance the overly loud dash speakers. The problem is that I’m a rookie and I’m not sure how to go about amplifying just the four doors and bypassing the dash speakers. I’d like to keep the dash just powered as they are on the factory radio. Also I’m adding a subwoofer and am wondering whether to go with a 5 channel or a small 4 channel in the dash and a mono to the rear seat? I’m looking at the P3SD2-10 from Rockford or the pre enclosed p3s-1x10. Please help me figure out what I need to do. 2017 crew cab 1500 non Bose 8” display. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Crutchfield included wire harnesses for the door speakers in my order. I have talked to them for help but they give me different answers every time. I’m starting to regret getting talked into component speakers. I thought it was Just going to be replacing speakers, not running wires from the door to the dash. That sounds like a hassle. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the reply.

I’ve read a bunch of posts but I’m still unsure. If I buy component speakers such as Rockford P-1675-S. They come with the big 6.75 that goes in the fron door and a small tweeter that goes somewhere else. Is this tweeter supposed to be the replacement for the dash speaker or is it in addition to the dash speaker?