So, I upgraded my system. I put in a Pioneer DEH-P4000UB, ead unit (including the Bluetooth package, which I ran the microphone up the trim panel near the windshield out the headliner and through the sun visor, it works really well and looks very clean)I will post pics, I'm a new 2003 XLT Escape owner and new to this board)
Anyways, I put new these speakers in, Pioneer TS-A6882R, and used plenty of dynamat to do the inner and outer skin of all 4 doors. The system sounds great, but I wana do the tweeers now, which seem to be much more complicated.
My question is, is I buy these tweeters, http://www.crutchfield.com/g_430/Tweete ... %7cPioneer ,with a 'inline' (built in) crossover do I need to remove the factory crossover? And, if I remove the factory crossover, then what? Because I think that the wiring harness that attaches the 6x8 speakers needs to be attached to the tweeter harness/ crossover to power the 6x8's.
Would it be a better idea to buy tweeters without a built in crossover then just hard wire them to the factory crossover or would using the factory crossover reduce my sound quality??
I Hope I didn't confuse everybody and appreciate any feedback…
Anyways, I put new these speakers in, Pioneer TS-A6882R, and used plenty of dynamat to do the inner and outer skin of all 4 doors. The system sounds great, but I wana do the tweeers now, which seem to be much more complicated.
My question is, is I buy these tweeters, http://www.crutchfield.com/g_430/Tweete ... %7cPioneer ,with a 'inline' (built in) crossover do I need to remove the factory crossover? And, if I remove the factory crossover, then what? Because I think that the wiring harness that attaches the 6x8 speakers needs to be attached to the tweeter harness/ crossover to power the 6x8's.
Would it be a better idea to buy tweeters without a built in crossover then just hard wire them to the factory crossover or would using the factory crossover reduce my sound quality??
I Hope I didn't confuse everybody and appreciate any feedback…