Bi-Amping speakers?
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Bi-Amping speakers?
Say I want to keep my stock head-unit and not install an amplifier, and want to install better front speakers.
Can I disconnect the speaker cables from the rear, run them back to the front, join them with the existing speaker wires and connect to the front speakers?
Ex:
Front (+) & Rear (+) --> Front Speaker's (+)
Front (-) & Rear (-) --> Front Speaker's (-)
Will that essentially double my power input to my front speakers? Or It'll create a short and blow everything up?
Tnx
Can I disconnect the speaker cables from the rear, run them back to the front, join them with the existing speaker wires and connect to the front speakers?
Ex:
Front (+) & Rear (+) --> Front Speaker's (+)
Front (-) & Rear (-) --> Front Speaker's (-)
Will that essentially double my power input to my front speakers? Or It'll create a short and blow everything up?
Tnx
that's not what bi-amping is. what you are talking about doing is bridging your amp.
if you are attempting this with your factory oem system, then i would not suggest it.
Bi-amping is when you have a comp set (6.5 mid and tweeter) so one amp would drive the 6.5 mid and then another amp or another channel on the amp would drive the tweeter
if you are attempting this with your factory oem system, then i would not suggest it.
Bi-amping is when you have a comp set (6.5 mid and tweeter) so one amp would drive the 6.5 mid and then another amp or another channel on the amp would drive the tweeter
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