Tweeters

[Ridinhi 5,000+ posts]

Out of curiosity, what subs and sub amp are you running?

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

Would this amp work

Yes. Just bridge the front channels. You should get around 160 RMS @8 Ohms. Plus you will still have the rear channels available. OR.... You can rewire 2 pairs of tweeters to get a 4 Ohms load per pair (I suspect each tweeter is 8 Ohms), that way you get 240 RMS per pair by using front and rear. You do this by running each pair parallel, then bridge at the amp.

 

[1aespinoza 10+ year member]

Would this amp work

Nice amp btw. It has nice features.

 

[AnthonyO 10+ year member]

Alright, I'll be the negative one today.

Being able to hook up and amp and being able to hook it up properly, are two different things. I highly recommend that you have someone with more car audio knowledge do the install. Preferably, someone that installs for a living.

I do my own installs, but I am 50 years old and have been installing car audio since the age of 15. I also apprenticed with a pro installer for a couple years while I was in the military. I worked at his shop and he gave me car audio as payment.

And there are still times that I research, research, research, before I do an install. I just did a head unit in a 2019 Nissan Frontier SV Crewcab. I spoke with Jerry Ferguson at Axxess for a couple days planning the install. When I was done, it was plug and play. No factory wires were cut, I just had to repin a 40 pin harness and the 20 pin harness.

So what am I saying? There is no shame in asking for help. Hell, ask the person if you can watch the install. Some installers don't mind being teachers.

 

[Slo_Ride 5,000+ posts]

Alright, I'll be the negative one today.

Being able to hook up and amp and being able to hook it up properly, are two different things. I highly recommend that you have someone with more car audio knowledge do the install. Preferably, someone that installs for a living.

I do my own installs, but I am 50 years old and have been installing car audio since the age of 15. I also apprenticed with a pro installer for a couple years while I was in the military. I worked at his shop and he gave me car audio as payment.

And there are still times that I research, research, research, before I do an install. I just did a head unit in a 2019 Nissan Frontier SV Crewcab. I spoke with Jerry Ferguson at Axxess for a couple days planning the install. When I was done, it was plug and play. No factory wires were cut, I just had to repin a 40 pin harness and the 20 pin harness.

So what am I saying? There is no shame in asking for help. Hell, ask the person if you can watch the install. Some installers don't mind being teachers.

100 percent agree. If he can't even tell if if an amp will work or not then he shouldn't be hooking it up himself.

 

[HondaCRV03]

Is there anyone on here that's local that can help him?