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these are the ones http://www.pioneeraus.com.au/car_entertainment/proseries/tsc160r/index.html

ahhh is there something wrong with them? they sound weak! sound quality is poor. is it because im running them off my headunit? if i hook it up to a external amplifer will it make it better? (ie sound any better?)

i guess? in this case there is only front seats no rear

ok kool without the rear it will save me $180 (90USD)

hehe actually there is no back seat at all. its a two seater its a 1994 nissan 300zx. properly only need a split in the front a sub at the back. should work adding the extra 2 rear speakers that not sure will make a diff properly make it louder thats about it?

hi guys most people usually spend alot more money for front speakers and spend very little for the rear speakers. but for me the question is why not have the same amount of quality speakers for both front + back? (if money is not an issue)

we need the fuse at the battery terminal in the case where both amp1 or amp2 etc is not overloading! but instead the power wire going from the battery to the "distrubtion block" is shorted! (short circuited +ve touching is ground) it adds extra protection in that case. (ok answered my own...

case 3: both amps would not overload instantly at the same time. even if it does. (less then 1% chance) each individually fuse will cut each wire seperately so both amps are protect! (ie the wiring isn't burning aswell) hm

ok with the battery fuse left out this is what i mean BBBB----------|--FUSE1---AMP1----| |...................|..............................| |...................|---FUSE2---AMP2---| |..................................................| GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG . = space | = postive wire...

true. ok then we should remove the fuse at the battery terminal its of no use. since there we already have fuses at each amp terminal. if there is too much current going into the amp it will cut off the amp that has too much current the other one will continue to work! its not like that?

i 100% agree with you! the only reason i asked is because i saw this http://www.bcae1.com/images/swfs/systemdesignassistant.swf why do they have fuses at the amp (each) they already have a fuse at the battery terminal. hmm

hi just wondering why do i need a fuse at the amp? cant i just have a fuse at the battery terminal and thats it?

ya not from usa im a aussie hehe ic what the distro box is now you are using all funny jargon no wonder i never understand what your talking about if you said the thing with all the fuses it in i be like OK kool! thanks for the tips

hmm im looking for another kit for the other sub/amp. by the way what does the distribution box do??

what if i just buy one of this! to hook up those speakers / 4 ch amp! http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5767529342&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1 thats ok mate?