Wiring Help
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Wiring Help
2019 SGS, Boom GTS..
I'm upgrading the Rockford Fosgate System I had installed in Sturgis last year. I put Cerwin Vega ST69CX's in the bags, and installed this Diamond Audio kit in the fairing --- https://www.americanhardbag.com/coll...t-part-14sgpfk
My question is about wiring the crossovers/horns - Currently I have the crossovers coming off the 6.5" speaker connections to crossover to the horns since I only have the one RF amp. Bad idea? Need another amp for the horns? If so, what would you suggest?
I'm upgrading the Rockford Fosgate System I had installed in Sturgis last year. I put Cerwin Vega ST69CX's in the bags, and installed this Diamond Audio kit in the fairing --- https://www.americanhardbag.com/coll...t-part-14sgpfk
My question is about wiring the crossovers/horns - Currently I have the crossovers coming off the 6.5" speaker connections to crossover to the horns since I only have the one RF amp. Bad idea? Need another amp for the horns? If so, what would you suggest?
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Wiring horns in parallel with woofers is never a great idea. Unless, you are running a passive xover network like a component set of speakers. I would look into a small sd250.2 for your horns. If you want even more control over everything a DSP would be a nice upgrade.
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Wiring horns in parallel with woofers is never a great idea. Unless, you are running a passive xover network like a component set of speakers. I would look into a small sd250.2 for your horns. If you want even more control over everything a DSP would be a nice upgrade.
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