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Old 03-16-2006, 11:23 AM
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Do you have DSP sound? The stock speakers/tweeters are already crossed over, so what do you do with the MB Quartz crossovers?? Don't really want to cross over the frequency twice!

Also, the stock speakers are 8 ohm while the MB Quartz are 4 ohm. I realize they will work, but this is not the current they are relly made for. You run the risk of burning out either the amp and/or the speakers.

I have this dilemma because I have 2 new sets of MB Quartz sitting around which I have not installed yet because I can't find an answer...
yes, i have DSP. the MB crossovers are not being used.

as for ohm ratings, i did not pay any mid to that. it is a
very valid point though. perhaps that is a better question
for Micah to answer.

as of right now, the speakers sound incredible. i still haven't
put the rear tweeters in yet though. i have to cut one more
ring and then i should be done.

did u order the BSW Kit?
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Old 03-19-2006, 03:47 PM
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my circle cutting skills aren't the greatest, but
everything fit. by using this ring design, i did
not need to use glue for this portion of the install.
the tweeters are secure and ther is no movement.

Plexiglass Ring


Tweeter in Ring from Front


Tweeter in Ring from Rear


Ring and Tweeter in OEM Housing from Front


Ring and Tweeter in OEM Housing from Rear
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Old 03-23-2006, 12:08 PM
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broknlgs24: Thanks for the detailed review, hints, etc.!

King: You bring up a valid concern. The best response I can give you is we've tested time and again, and we've performed I don't know how many of these Stage 1 upgrades using the factory amplifier without issue; we've NEVER seen an amplifier fail or overload as a result of this upgrade.
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Old 04-02-2006, 01:46 PM
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Micah - i have a question. i couldn't find in the directions
any info. on removing or wiring the replacement dash speakers.
i've removed them, but there are 3 wires going to each speaker.
those 3 wires feed into, what i think, is some sort of resistor.
from the resistor comes 2 wires that attach to the speaker.
my question is, do i splice into the OEM wiring b4 or after the
resistor? if b4, what wires do i use and what is positive and
what is negative?
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Old 04-03-2006, 12:51 PM
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You'll splice into the OEM wiring AFTER the resistor. The wire with the stripe will be positive. Let me know if you have any more Q's!
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Old 04-03-2006, 05:08 PM
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micah, the directions supplied for installing
the tweeters says that the wire w/ the stripe
is negative. i'm a little lost. so, the for wiring
the tweeters, the wire that has the stripe is
negative, but for wiring the dash speakers, the
wire w/ the stripe is positive?
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Old 04-06-2006, 06:34 PM
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Brian: did you get a chance to speak w/ Jason and get this sorted?
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Old 04-24-2006, 06:03 PM
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yes. we are all set. thanks again for
such an excellent product!
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You're quite welcome!
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hey so i'm about to do this install ... any chance of getting the pix back up please?
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