Reply With QuoteIt is built into the factory amp. The amp is located in the trunk on the left side,
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Topic changed: Can I fit a 6.5" and a 4" to change my speakers?
6.5" for the mid bass, 4" for the dash speaker... Has anyone tried to customize this? i want my system to look discreet as possible... my tweeters seem to fit snugly.
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Last edited by sneekens; 10-07-2007 at 10:34 AM.
It is built into the factory amp. The amp is located in the trunk on the left side,
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I thinks its part of the amp lh side boot(trunk) looking into the trunk behingd the panels
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Originally Posted by Paul in NZ
i just removed the cover now and the amp is now exposed but i didn't see any crossover... is there another place for it?
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as far as I know thats where it is
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ok. thanks!!!
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what year? 94-95 are different and do not use the big passive setup AFAIK.
this entire thing is the xover board. there is a vertical input output board, and on the opposite side (heatsink) the amp itself
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Is this the same as the amp in the back of my '89 E34? If so, why don't I hear of people bypassing the crossover and adding aftermarket speakers with their own crossovers?what year? 94-95 are different and do not use the big passive setup AFAIK.
this entire thing is the xover board. there is a vertical input output board, and on the opposite side (heatsink) the amp itself
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It is an amplifier, with a passive crossover inside meant for the speakers in the rear tray. I meant bypassing the crossover components, retaining the powered signal from the rear amplifier. The front deck does not power the rear speakers.
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