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<blockquote data-quote="huberoy123" data-source="post: 8880299" data-attributes="member: 658561">My suggestion is to use multiple amps. Maybe a 5-channel and a 4-channel amp. That would accommodate all 9 speakers. However, your factory wiring won&#039;t be an option. Personally. I stripped all the factory amps and wiring and started from scratch. I would seriously give some thought to reducing the number of speakers. I had 4 speakers, with an aftermarket amplifier added on in a previous Mustang, and it was more than enough. Purchasing the same brand amplifiers is an option. However, the amps won&#039;t control the highs and lows. They simply amplify the signals from the source. Your head unit&#039;s equalizer can control highs and lows, but not individually to all 9 channels. This is just my personal take. Good luck on whatever direction you take.My initial response included a reference to a PAC wiring harness. It is literally plug and play. This would save you lots of money and time. You can contact them or crutchfield.com for more information.<a href="https://catalog.pac-audio.com/catalog/amplifier-integration-harness/aph-ch01" target="_blank">https://catalog.pac-audio.com/catalog/amplifier-integration-harness/aph-ch01</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="huberoy123, post: 8880299, member: 658561"] My suggestion is to use multiple amps. Maybe a 5-channel and a 4-channel amp. That would accommodate all 9 speakers. However, your factory wiring won't be an option. Personally. I stripped all the factory amps and wiring and started from scratch. I would seriously give some thought to reducing the number of speakers. I had 4 speakers, with an aftermarket amplifier added on in a previous Mustang, and it was more than enough. Purchasing the same brand amplifiers is an option. However, the amps won't control the highs and lows. They simply amplify the signals from the source. Your head unit's equalizer can control highs and lows, but not individually to all 9 channels. This is just my personal take. Good luck on whatever direction you take. My initial response included a reference to a PAC wiring harness. It is literally plug and play. This would save you lots of money and time. You can contact them or crutchfield.com for more information. [URL]https://catalog.pac-audio.com/catalog/amplifier-integration-harness/aph-ch01[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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