Big project for speaker set up replacement

[naughtyca 10+ year member]

I have a Mazda cx-9 with Bose

my headunit is avic-120bt

my stock speakers are:

front doors 8" midbass replacing with Cadence FX8M4 8" midbass

rear doors 6.5 replacing with (2) Cadence XM-68HC Xenith 6.5"

tweeters 3.5 2 pair and a half, total 5 tweeters, replacing with PRECISION POWER PT.2 1" 90W Titanium Bullet Tweeters

im planning to power these by RF PBR300x4 which has a birthsheet of 95watts per channel

question i have what is the best wiring guide for these?

Should the tweeters be run by the head unit and the rest run by the RF amp?

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[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

if ur not running passive the you'll need another amp to get the best sound

 

[naughtyca 10+ year member]

If I do 2 amp, how would you separate them?

my speaker locations are:

3 tweeters on dash

2 8" midbass on front door

2 6.5" on rear door

2 tweeters on back pillar by the 3rd row seat facing forward

 

[naughtyca 10+ year member]

bump

 

[T.I.K. 10+ year member]

those three dash tweeters complicate things :/

 

[trumpet 5,000+ posts]

tweeters 3.5 2 pair and a half, total 5 tweeters, replacing with PRECISION POWER PT.2 1" 90W Titanium Bullet Tweeters

A 3.5" speaker is not a tweeter. If those are coaxials you're really going to have atrocious, and likely painful, sound by replacing them with 5 bullet tweeters.

 

[naughtyca 10+ year member]

i decided to just replace my 4 door speakers and run the RF PBR300x4 on them and keep the bose tweeters, i would still pull out the bose sub and leave the 10 channel amp just powering those tweeters

 

[naughtyca 10+ year member]

Does anybody have experience on these Bose 10 channel amps, just wondering if anybody knows the specs like rms and ohm, its on a 2010 mazda cx-9 touring