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It does, but you missed my question, if I do coaxial speakers I will need a x-over?

There's a grill covering the tweeters but according to what I've seen online with these cars you have to remove the whole dash you can't just remove the covers

The reason I want to skip the tweeters is because they're located in my dashboard and I'd have to pull the whole dash apart so basically I would have to get in X over if I did coaxials?

Okay, now lets say I want to skip the tweeter replacement and disconnect them and just do 4 coaxial speakers (my end goal is good bass so high range isnt important just mid and low range) and the sub, each one on its own channel obviously, but would I still need/should I still use a x-over?

Thats what I figured, so next question how would I go about wiring 7 speakers to a 5 channel amp? Obviously the sub gets its own channel but then I still have 6 speakers on 4 channels. Should i put the 2 tweeters on their own two channels and split the last 2 channels between the 4 speakers? Or...

Budget is flexible, I know 2 seperate amps would be better, but is it necessary? I dont have too much trunk room with this car. Im willing to do 2 amps if its a huge difference in quality/reliability. But having 2 amps AND a 12" sub is gonna take a good hunk of space away

I recently bought a 2000 Hyundai Tiburon, and all the speakers are thoroughly wrecked. Im going to be purchasing all new everything for this car. This will be my first audio system. My question is how many channels should I have on an amp to wire 2 tweeters (front) 4 speakers (2 front 2 rear)...