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Originally Posted by broknlgs24
el duderino - ok. so, according to ur write-up, does this procedure eliminate the DSP Amp? .
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Yes, entirely.
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and so by eliminating the DSP Amp, one would then need to use after-market amps all around?
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Yes, exactly, this is the
purpose of doing this.
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if this is the case, would one be able to use the factory speaker wiring to accomplish this or would one need to run new wires to each speaker? .
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BMW speaker wiring is good quality and we frequently use it without any replacement.
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Originally Posted by broknlgs24
basically, what i am hoping to accomplish in the future (in order of preference) is :
1. add a little more bass. the dlp sub just doesn't cut it, esp. coming out of something w/ 4 - 8" JL Audio's. would it be easier to just tap into the current sub wiring for this?
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If that's all you're doing for now, yes, absolutely. Use a Soundgate LOCHVA. Don't need an LC6 for this.
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2. eventually replace the stock mids and highs.
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OK, when you do that, IMO you really should replace the DSP amp too. As my other article/post describes,. the DSP amp is a poor match for ANY aftermarket speakers.
When you do that, you will end up eliminating the DSP amp and rewiring your sub amp for a different source for signal anyway.
Hope that helps.