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<blockquote data-quote="QuietFreak" data-source="post: 7170569" data-attributes="member: 629774">Hi all...I have a 2004 Toyota Highlander with a stupid stock system (stupid because it has a tape deck!) with JL Audio speakers.&nbsp; I researched headunits and the one I really like is the Pioneer AVH-P3200BT.&nbsp; I know they came out with a newer model, but I still like this one (and it&#039;s cheaper).I then find out that I need to change out my speakers because the JL Audio speakers are not compatible?So I decided to change everything and this is what I came up with:Head Unit: Pioneer AVH-P3200BTAmp for speakers: Pioneer GM-6400FAmp for sub: JL Audio 300/2 (i already have this from an older car that&#039;s just sitting around)Front speakers: Pioneer TS-A1684RBack speakers: Pioneer TS-A1604CSub:&nbsp; (unknown at this time because it&#039;s not with me, but it worked with my JL Audio Amp)I made a nice little diagram for myself as i do to not like to start a project without a solid footing of what I&#039;m going to do.&nbsp; If you want to see it, you can download it here:&nbsp; hotfile.com/dl/97531155/289ba4d/Build.pdf.htmlI made this diagram before I read that I can use one wire to power both amps.So here are my questions:1.&nbsp; Do I need an amp for my door speakers or does the HU have enough power to make this sound okay?1a.&nbsp; If I do need/want the amp for the door speakers, and the JL Audio 300/2 amp does not have a fuse, do I use a Power Distribution Block with a fuse in it?&nbsp; And if so, how big of a fuse do I use?2.&nbsp; The stock system has tweeters in it, but according to any wire diagram, I do not see where these tweeters are getting their sound from.&nbsp; Where is it coming from?Any help would be appreciated!Thank you for reviewing my post!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="QuietFreak, post: 7170569, member: 629774"] Hi all... I have a 2004 Toyota Highlander with a stupid stock system (stupid because it has a tape deck!) with JL Audio speakers. I researched headunits and the one I really like is the Pioneer AVH-P3200BT. I know they came out with a newer model, but I still like this one (and it's cheaper). I then find out that I need to change out my speakers because the JL Audio speakers are not compatible? So I decided to change everything and this is what I came up with: Head Unit: Pioneer AVH-P3200BT Amp for speakers: Pioneer GM-6400F Amp for sub: JL Audio 300/2 (i already have this from an older car that's just sitting around) Front speakers: Pioneer TS-A1684R Back speakers: Pioneer TS-A1604C Sub: (unknown at this time because it's not with me, but it worked with my JL Audio Amp) I made a nice little diagram for myself as i do to not like to start a project without a solid footing of what I'm going to do. If you want to see it, you can download it here: hotfile.com/dl/97531155/289ba4d/Build.pdf.html I made this diagram before I read that I can use one wire to power both amps. So here are my questions: 1. Do I need an amp for my door speakers or does the HU have enough power to make this sound okay? 1a. If I do need/want the amp for the door speakers, and the JL Audio 300/2 amp does not have a fuse, do I use a Power Distribution Block with a fuse in it? And if so, how big of a fuse do I use? 2. The stock system has tweeters in it, but according to any wire diagram, I do not see where these tweeters are getting their sound from. Where is it coming from? Any help would be appreciated! Thank you for reviewing my post! [/QUOTE]

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