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Well thanks for everyone's replies. I'll try running the new speakers with the factory amp and without to see which one sounds better

To my understanding, the first image (C1) would be all the wires coming from the head unit into the factory amp and the second image (C2) would be all the wires leaving the factory amp and going to the speakers.

For example, here is a wiring diagram for my supposed factory amp. In the second picture, it shows outputs for the tweeters which is what is leading me to believe that the factory amp may have a crossover in it.

What are the chances that there are factory crossovers somewhere? I worry the input may be going into a crossover, then into the coaxial. Still no affect?

My main concern is if I'm going to be losing my highs since there was separate wires for the tweeters and I just want to install coaxial speakers which will only take two wires, not all four.

It definitely has one, its in the trunk. I can't upgrade to a new 4 channel amp right now though.

So will my factory amp still pass through the high frequencies to the tweeter in the new coaxial speaker?

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