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<blockquote data-quote="Backporch" data-source="post: 8484429" data-attributes="member: 669280">I have a 96 BMW that had a bad factory amp. Didn&#039;t realize until I replaced just about everything else.My front speakers are two factory speakers in each door and a woofer in the foot area.I replaced only the foot well speaker with a 6&quot; two way speaker.I realized that the factory amp separated the signal to the speakers so I picked up two 3way passive crossovers. Sound is OK but very low up front and i need to direct the signal mostly up front using the fade control to balance the volume level between front and back. II guess the passive crossovers are killing the signal and maybe I need a small amp prior to the crossovers?? Any suggestions.The entire system is relatively low budget pioneer head unit kicker 10&quot; sub w/sound ordinance amp and Kenwood basic speakers throughout. It is a convertible so rear speakers are smaller.Thanks for any suggestions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Backporch, post: 8484429, member: 669280"] I have a 96 BMW that had a bad factory amp. Didn't realize until I replaced just about everything else. My front speakers are two factory speakers in each door and a woofer in the foot area.I replaced only the foot well speaker with a 6" two way speaker. I realized that the factory amp separated the signal to the speakers so I picked up two 3way passive crossovers. Sound is OK but very low up front and i need to direct the signal mostly up front using the fade control to balance the volume level between front and back. II guess the passive crossovers are killing the signal and maybe I need a small amp prior to the crossovers?? Any suggestions. The entire system is relatively low budget pioneer head unit kicker 10" sub w/sound ordinance amp and Kenwood basic speakers throughout. It is a convertible so rear speakers are smaller. Thanks for any suggestions. [/QUOTE]

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