NOOB Q's : What wires for Amps, Electronic Crossover, Speakers Installations.

If you have good 6x9's as well as components, they should produce a good amount of mid bass anyhow but by you having a full range rear stage (or rear speaker set up) It will pull the sound back and create a fuller sound. If you truly want rear speakers for just bass, I would suggest going with a 6 inch woofer. I know jl makes one... I am not that familiar with electronic crossovers but i am assuming that it will basically seperate the frequencies in which your speakers will reproduce sound from your cd's. Long story short, high pass and low pass are settings to determine of your driving a woofer or mids and highs. it will make the mids and highs only produce those sounds and will make the woofers only produce lower notes or bass. So you wont get words and cymbols coming out of your subs. If you dont have a sub, I am assuming you will use one amp for your front speakers and one amp for your rears? You will need two sets of RCA's. I personally would run an amp on my front speakers, run my 6x9's off of the radio and use the second amp to power one sub. I am no expert so if anyone has more input please chime in and correct me if i am wrong about any of this

I personally would run an amp on my front speakers, run my 6x9's off of the radio and use the second amp to power one sub. I am no expert so if anyone has more input please chime in and correct me if i am wrong about any of this

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Using the 6x9s as woofers will probably damage them. The high pass of the xover goes into one amp, then you'd prob need a passive xover for the comps (not 100% sure on this one)