MTT

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Thanks wasn't aware that there were bi-ampable passive crossovers, I'm a passive noob, thanks for the clarification everyone and sorry to the O/P.

theirlaw

So would all of this bi-amping/bridging stuff require different crossovers? I'm kinda hestitant about ditching the crossovers that come with the Type-X speakers.

MTT

iTrader: (17)

I'd just run what you listed and be done with it.

John__Taylor

iTrader: (3)

Slight hijack, but on topic.

Am I understanding the use of components correctly? If I buy these

I have to use my TC4004 to power them all? I.E. one channel per driver & one per tweet?

What happens to my rear door speakers then...ditch them I suppose?

scroudt111

I'm not sure what brand those are, but by the looks of it they only have one input. you could run those with a 2 channel amp.

John__Taylor

iTrader: (3)

Boston Pro 60's, but that answers my question, thanks. 2 of the 4 channels for the front Components (3 ohm) and the remaining 2 channels for rear fill (4ohm).

The TC4004 is 76 rms per channel into 4 ohms, 519 total in to 2 ohms, so I dont know what those front Bostons would be running at considering they are 3 ohm.

installer

You donīt need, rear speakers...but you need a fiberglass kick panels...If you are going to use such a big amp for the bass, you better use a vented box, in one side of your truck...I have a better option for Dynamat. It really works buy it in Home depot..it is use for roofs.

danyman

iTrader: (1)

tthe stuff from home depot... whats the name and how much is it????

gumby!

iTrader: (2)

You make that sound like a bad thing, LOL..

theirlaw

Your post includes an interior of an R32, so I can only assume that post was directed at me... could you clarify? Your post was somewhat hard to understand...