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Originally Posted by z me fly
Thanks for taking time to respond to my problem. The stereo guys hooked up my door and back speakers to a Massive NX2 amp.I believe it is a 2 channel but you can only hook up 2 sets of speakers to the amp.
the new speakers are Hertz(ht25 as the tweeters and ecx87 inback and 6x9 triaxil in the door). The amp does have a Hi-pass filter setting on it.I know that the speakers aren't hooked up as component speakers.Was it a component in the 1st place? The Nissan dealer couln't locate the amp and neither could these stereo guys (that was recommended by one of Nissan audio guys.I just want the whole range of frequencies. It's not like I listen to loud music all the time. Most of the time medium volume.It doesn't mean the sounds can't be crisp and sharp. I would appreciate any suggestions. I have a 2010 roadster w/ the Bose that also has the Navigation system.
Thanks,
Z Me Fly
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This is a odd setup that's for sure. Should have ran the front's off the main amp and the rears off the deck amp, the rears can handle way less power typically then the fronts due to their small size. That would give the correct balance control fader from front to back, but it sounds like the front stage is a mix bag of 6x9 and a tweeter? No wonder you find the tweeter range in the front sounds overpowering, there are 4 tweets in the front stage with the 6x9's included. Plus with the rears tied to the doors they are both at the same level so you can't fade the back end out to focus the fronts? I think this Audio guy maybe needs a lesson in sound staging? Who would ever put a 6x9 back in the door, I have a touring with Bose which has the 6x9 door setup. I just made a bracket to mount in a typical 6.5" woofer, I am thinking if you adjusted your gains in the main amp you might get a better sound level match or maybe not.