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stonedmonkey 
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Posted: September 08, 2005 at 3:42 PM / IP Logged  
I currently have a pair of the Infinity 600si, the shallow mount 6 1/2" 2 way, speakers in the doors of my 1991 Ford Ranger. In the back I have the Infinity Kappa 5x7". I have a four channel amp laying around that I was thinking of hooking up to them, but also kind of wanted to add some tweeters and an eq. Would I have to run the tweeters and the 6.5's off the amp, and leave the 5x7's for the head unit?
blazeronspokes 
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if you just add the 4 channel amp to the existing speakers in the car you should get a lot better sound quality out of your system. i personally am not a fan of just adding tweeters to a system(it gives it that eye twitching super high pitched squeek that i hate). if you do add the tweets, just run them paralell with the fronts and make sure you have about a 2800hz cap in line with them.
racerx3165 
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Posted: September 08, 2005 at 4:56 PM / IP Logged  

You said the 6.5's are 2 way and i am assuming the 5x7's are also 2 ways right? if so you already have 4 mids and 4 tweets and you still want to add more tweeters? I think if you hook the amp up it will make your system at least 2 times better at least. Give the amp a try and then if your still not happy then i would go for the extra tweeters.

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