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<blockquote data-quote="JohnKuthe" data-source="post: 8536957" data-attributes="member: 670903">Thanks but everyone here wants to redesign my entire system, and I&#039;m trying to RETAIN my system&#039;s main components. I &quot;could&quot; do many different systems, and maybe I &quot;should&quot; but I am choosing stock speaker locations mostly and running the DSP and amps I have. Yes the PDX-V9 is my main 4+1 amp and the PDR-V75 is my secondary 4+1 amp as I say. I&#039;m using the 500W subwoofer output off the PDX-V9 and the other 4 100W channels to the 6x9s, and only the front two PHD speakers and their tweeters off the 75W per four channels of the PDR-V75 amp. And I&#039;m running my two rear 6x9s at full volume because I want to. May have need for that someday! It&#039;s been working great for me over the stock speaker wires before we cut over to the new 12AWG speaker wires. Also when I had the Alpine SPR-50s up on the dash, which were actually a little too loud and bright and obfuscated the 6x9s pretty much. I&#039; looking for much more control over the individual speakers via the DSP. Time correction is a nice bonus!John Kuthe...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnKuthe, post: 8536957, member: 670903"] Thanks but everyone here wants to redesign my entire system, and I'm trying to RETAIN my system's main components. I "could" do many different systems, and maybe I "should" but I am choosing stock speaker locations mostly and running the DSP and amps I have. Yes the PDX-V9 is my main 4+1 amp and the PDR-V75 is my secondary 4+1 amp as I say. I'm using the 500W subwoofer output off the PDX-V9 and the other 4 100W channels to the 6x9s, and only the front two PHD speakers and their tweeters off the 75W per four channels of the PDR-V75 amp. And I'm running my two rear 6x9s at full volume because I want to. May have need for that someday! It's been working great for me over the stock speaker wires before we cut over to the new 12AWG speaker wires. Also when I had the Alpine SPR-50s up on the dash, which were actually a little too loud and bright and obfuscated the 6x9s pretty much. I' looking for much more control over the individual speakers via the DSP. Time correction is a nice bonus! John Kuthe... [/QUOTE]

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