questions regarding moding radio

[Mattloz]

Hi guys, new to the site. I have a question that someone could answer as I didn't find any answers searching the site. well I know that a lot of people added aftermarket speakers and subs with amps, and I know a lot of people try not to use the front tweeter speaker wire to splice into the lc7i signal processor (to those who use them) so they don't get the very loud and annoying chime. my question Is when connecting the speaker wires to the processor to allow signal conversion to rca for the amps how does all this affect the navigation and Bluetooth operations like will the Bluetooth and nav be obnoxiously loud like the chime or will they remain normal in the sense of volume. also since its only the speaker wires (or the green connector of the radio) I'm pretty sure this will keep function of the steering wheel controls, if this has been posted please direct me to the link.

 

Thanks

[stereojnky]

Some people leave that speaker connected and just relocate it under the dash somewhere.

 

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[Mattloz]

Some people leave that speaker connected and just relocate it under the dash somewhere.

 

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so your saying to leave the factory front window tweeters connected to the oem radio? but how if the wires are connected to the amp because I'm pretty sure that the front speakers are components and uses a crossover? I have the non bose system

[stereojnky]

If I'm not mistaken, the chimes only emanate from one of the dash speakers. Take the signal from the doors. Leave the speaker with the chimes connected, but place it somewhere that doesn't interfere with your Soundstage.

I personally wouldn't do it, but that's the cheap, quick and dirty way.

 

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[Mattloz]

that isn't a problem I'm just wondering how the Bluetooth calls and navigation demands will sound, as I believe they emit from the door speakers so with that being connected to the amp how loud will it be unless there through the dash speakers, I know the answer is out there I just haven't found it t