FattyXP
Junior Member
I have an old guitar amp whose speaker has an amazingly deep tone. The original head on it **** the bed and I swapped it for a 15w fender practice head and it still has that tone, so I'm thinking of trying to wire the speaker sans head into my stock 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with the Infiniti Gold stereo package. I think this amp is 15w per channel? At any rate the speaker can handle it and sound good still. Higher is fine as the original amp head was 90w. It was a KMD GS90D. It came to me a couple years ago, I'm not entirely certain what is stock and what isn't in the unit. Info on these is almost non-existant. The speaker looks slightly different from other similar units, and bears no markings so I'm not sure of its Ohm rating or brand. Internet first series: View attachment 26555683
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I'm wondering how I would go about this. The rear speakers already only get lows, so could I just splice it onto a rear speaker wire from the amp?
I'm not opposed to cutting the two rear speakers out entirely as they aren't very loud and don't add much to the sound anyway, to allow for more power for this speaker.
I'm not really looking to make this into some sort of super bass rig, just add some loudness and tone. I don't have money to drop on subs or aftermarket amps so that is out of the question.
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I'm wondering how I would go about this. The rear speakers already only get lows, so could I just splice it onto a rear speaker wire from the amp?
I'm not opposed to cutting the two rear speakers out entirely as they aren't very loud and don't add much to the sound anyway, to allow for more power for this speaker.
I'm not really looking to make this into some sort of super bass rig, just add some loudness and tone. I don't have money to drop on subs or aftermarket amps so that is out of the question.