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How did you guys split the signal? I did a search and cannot find where the signal comes lfeom the amp, to up front then splits to the 6x9 and full range separately. Is it in the door? 

 

Did you just put the woofer in door and tweeter in the dash basically cutting out the crossover since (based off RTA pictures) Looks like it's already in being done 

 

Currently have infinity ref 2 way in doors and the popular KFC excelon in the dash.  Its OK, but thinking I want a true component set to help staging and leveling. 

 

Speakers will be ran off a key 200.4, haven't decided on active or passive..

 

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I put the jl c2 650 components in the door where the 6x9s were previously.  I extended the wire connected to the stock 6x9 to the jl crossover and then ran wires from the crossover to the tweeter and 6.5" speakers.

 

In the end, I ended up going from a 7 speaker bose system to a 10 speakers in my truck.

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5 hours ago, homermacleod said:

I put the jl c2 650 components in the door where the 6x9s were previously.  I extended the wire connected to the stock 6x9 to the jl crossover and then ran wires from the crossover to the tweeter and 6.5" speakers.

 

In the end, I ended up going from a 7 speaker bose system to a 10 speakers in my truck.

And you ran the tweeter wire through the molex connector? 

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On 8/18/2023 at 4:24 AM, Russ757 said:

And you ran the tweeter wire through the molex connector? 

No, the tweeter is in the door above the 6.5" speaker.  the crossover is mounted behind the door panel.

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