Paging 99HT- Tweeter Install
I have read your posts and bought some tweeters and installed a sub woofer today... I have a problem figuring out where to connect the tweeters I bought.... I understand that I should connect them to the rear speakers but I was wondering if I have to run a wire from the actual speakers... or can I tap the wires near the stock HU? If so which wires should I tap to get optimal quality...I plan to place the tweeters inside the door w/ a flush mount....
One question about the wiring of the sub too... (Sorry)
Instead of creating RCA plugs and running RCA cables... I bought some quailty RCA cables and just cut off one end and used the bare wire end to make the connections... Will this cause a problem? I figured that if the RCA's were there it would just be one more connection that can reduce sound quality...
Along the same lines... I plan to directly tap the tweeters into place in the same fashion... it just depends where?
I am using a tap like the one in the picture:
I just place my wire and the HU wire into this and *CLICK* its tapped...
Bose system rear speaker wiring on back of HU
Signal-Color code
RR+ C2(18) DK BLU
RR- C2(17) LT BLU
LR+ C2(20) BRN
LR- C2(19) YEL
The HU pre-amp outputs are as follows:
Signal-Color code
LF out C4(9) TAN/BLK
RF out C4(10) LT GRN/BLK
LR out C4(11) BRN
RR out C4(12) DK BLU
Shield C4(14) Bare wire
You can use the front or rear pre-amp outputs to feed your sub amp. It depends on how you want the fader to work. Most people use the rear. Use long RCA cables with one connector cut off to tap the wires. Make sure you get good power and ground connections to the amp.
You can use any method you want to tap the HU wiring harness, but soldering the connections would minimize the chance of long term corrosion.
Oh yeah... for the power and ground I am using the battery....
[Modified by NewVetteLover, 12:41 AM 12/9/2001]







