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Please help with my new 2013 Civic.
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<blockquote data-quote="SourDeez" data-source="post: 7995368" data-attributes="member: 575597"><p>This is a true statement. EXCEPT DAT KIA DAT GOT BEATS BY DRE AUDIO !!!!!!!zz1</p><p></p><p></p><p>If that is in fact the part that is crossing over the signal yes and no. You could correct it on your amp But I have seen the headunits on some of the older civics (2010ish) and they did not seem like they would have any EQ or xover settings.</p><p></p><p>My guess is that there is a small amp somewhere powering the speakers and that has a built in crossover. Amping your speakers by themselves would bypass that amp and you now would control everything those speakers see with your own amp.</p><p></p><p>Also, just get a headunit. No point in not having one if you are seriously looking for good sound.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SourDeez, post: 7995368, member: 575597"] This is a true statement. EXCEPT DAT KIA DAT GOT BEATS BY DRE AUDIO !!!!!!!zz1 If that is in fact the part that is crossing over the signal yes and no. You could correct it on your amp But I have seen the headunits on some of the older civics (2010ish) and they did not seem like they would have any EQ or xover settings. My guess is that there is a small amp somewhere powering the speakers and that has a built in crossover. Amping your speakers by themselves would bypass that amp and you now would control everything those speakers see with your own amp. Also, just get a headunit. No point in not having one if you are seriously looking for good sound. [/QUOTE]
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