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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 6723070" data-attributes="member: 573988">Oh well see I bought the Mito-interphace so i could still use the factory amp how it was used in the factory setup. (the front 2 channels power the front door woofers.) Honestly though, It wasn&#039;t very necessary, I had plenty of power to spare on the front channels of the Aftermarket HU, In fact, I SMOKED the factory tweeters. So in hind site I probably would&#039;ve been fine bypassing the factory amp all together. If you do that though, you are going to need to buy or make your own crossovers. I found out the hard way, the signals were crossover&#039;ed at the HU so if you hook them up to an aftermarket unit they are getting the full spectrum.I hope that makes sense. lolAlso the most noticable weak point of my system is the front door woofers (attached to the factory amp.) I have the pre-outs set as low as possible, but it still sounds like they are clipping all to hell</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 6723070, member: 573988"] Oh well see I bought the Mito-interphace so i could still use the factory amp how it was used in the factory setup. (the front 2 channels power the front door woofers.) Honestly though, It wasn't very necessary, I had plenty of power to spare on the front channels of the Aftermarket HU, In fact, I SMOKED the factory tweeters. So in hind site I probably would've been fine bypassing the factory amp all together. If you do that though, you are going to need to buy or make your own crossovers. I found out the hard way, the signals were crossover'ed at the HU so if you hook them up to an aftermarket unit they are getting the full spectrum. I hope that makes sense. lol Also the most noticable weak point of my system is the front door woofers (attached to the factory amp.) I have the pre-outs set as low as possible, but it still sounds like they are clipping all to hell [/QUOTE]

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