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<blockquote data-quote="chibahawk" data-source="post: 1447965" data-attributes="member: 561743"><p>Okay, basically I want to move my Crossovers from my CDT-CL61A set to the trunk. I'm going to be making an amp wall etc. but I have a question... I just ran like a length of 17ft of 16awg for my speaker to the trunk so I can hook up the X-over and Speaker amp (when I get it anyway)</p><p></p><p>My question:</p><p></p><p>Will I have to run a whole nother wire back up form the X-over to the front door for the tweeter or can I use one wire and somehow hook them up with only using one wire? I'm not Ohm-savvy basically so I dunno if this is possible</p><p></p><p>And i don't want to go out and buy another big spool of wire when I have just enough left for one more full length car run...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chibahawk, post: 1447965, member: 561743"] Okay, basically I want to move my Crossovers from my CDT-CL61A set to the trunk. I'm going to be making an amp wall etc. but I have a question... I just ran like a length of 17ft of 16awg for my speaker to the trunk so I can hook up the X-over and Speaker amp (when I get it anyway) My question: Will I have to run a whole nother wire back up form the X-over to the front door for the tweeter or can I use one wire and somehow hook them up with only using one wire? I'm not Ohm-savvy basically so I dunno if this is possible And i don't want to go out and buy another big spool of wire when I have just enough left for one more full length car run... [/QUOTE]
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