For sure, I’ve done a lot of work with graphics and stuff like that. Takes a lot of time to do it right. But on the bose system can I just unplug the bose amp and everything is good to go or do I need to do something else?

Gotcha, I feel the same way, I do it myself so I know it’s done right and I get to learn something new. Maybe I’ll unplug the amp and disconnect all the other speakers and that should be good

So I’ve got everything ready to be put int but the wires coming from the crossover are only 16” or so. Should I mount the crossover in the door or mount them in the foot well and use my 12ga speaker wire to go from the speaker to the crossover wire? Seems odd they wouldn’t make the wires longer

I actually got ps165f speakers. Mixed that up. Now my issue is I have no clue what the wire colors are coming from the crossover. Does anyone know what the focal colors mean? Tweeter has a silver wire and a wire with a blue stripe, woofer has a silver wire and wire with a black stripe and the input has a silver wire and a wire with a red stripe. I’m assuming the red stripe means positive but I have no clue what the other ones are and cannot find this anywhere. Instructions that came with them are worthless

Figured out the positive and negative wires, it was marked inside the crossover with very small font and covered up by the wires themselves. Just need to run the second set of RCA cables then get everything back together

What are you going with for your system? I’ve got all my dynamat and ensolite down, everything wired up and tucked away as well as the amp mounted on the back wall carpet and all the wiring hooked up to it. Just need to attach the back wall, put everything back in and figure out where I can mount the crossovers out of the way

Whatd you go with for sound deadening?

Damn, that’s going all out for sure. And I thought I spent a lot on deadening...

So I got everything installed, everything was working good and sound was great but after about two days my drivers door speakers quit working and now my passenger speakers just quit working too. I get an extremely small amount of sound out of them but obviously it’s not right. Anyone have any ideas for what to look for before I start taking things back apart? Amp connections are still good and the subwoofer still works as it should.

Focal ps165F, set at whatever the JL manual recommended. I wasn’t cranking them up (10 of 40 on the volume). The drivers side just didn’t work when I turned the car on and the passenger side just went quiet without making any weird noises as far as I remember.

Definetly didn’t fry them, just not sure why they would go out like that. Only thing I can think of is th negative terminal connector for the speakers was a little bigger than the male end on the speaker due to me getting connectors for 12ga wire. They were very tight when I put them on though. Is there anything with the amp or crossovers that might do that?