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Hello i have 2006 tc and i like to upgrade my audio system/
i'm planning to upgrade two front speaker, audio receiver, Tweeters and subwoofer. my tc does not have oem sub-woofer installed. i want to connect front two speaker and sub woofer to ampfiler, can anyone tell me how to do it and it there more item that i have to purchase? also am i buying right products?

amp:
sub:

receiver:

Tweeters :

front two speakers:

Speaker Connector:

Radio Wiring Harness:

Gauge Amplifier Installation Kit:

Crimping/Wire Stripping Tool:

Ectreanor

The only thing it looks like you're missing is the speaker mounts for your doors. If the speakers are 6 1/2" they will fit. I was able to install my speakers without the mount but I sure wish I would've spent the little extra and bought legit mounts instead of ghetto rigging some setup.
For your amp, you're going to run the power cable from your battery through the firewall under the driver's side next to the dead pedal. I believe it can be removed to be able to run it alongside it, or there should be a removal panel to do so. You'll run this cable under the paneling in the door frame next to the driver's seat to the trunk or wherever you decide to put your amp. Now the error that even many audio shops make is running the RCA cable on the same side as the amplifier power cable. DO NOT DO THIS. Run both cables on opposite sides to prevent any feedback. You'll hear the feedback between songs or whenever the audio is turned up but you're not streaming. The reason most places make this error is simply because it saves time by not having to take off double the panels.

Watch some install videos online and you should be fine. Remember to pry off the pieces and panels in places that would be least visible of you cracked it.

bbsciontc

Hold on, I'm looking at your stuff and it doesn't look right. The RF sub you show above is powered, meaning it already has an amp built in. If you go with this, you do not need a second monoblock amp. Instead, I'd recommend the following setup:

AMP: Purchase either a 3 channel or 4 channel amplifier. In the case of a 3 channel, 1 channel will power the sub, and the other two will power the fronts. For a 4 channel, 2 channels will power the fronts, and the remaining two will be bridged to power the sub.

Sub: If you buy a 3 channel amp, get an unpowered sub-box combo that has a final 2 ohm impedance. This will get the max power from the subwoofer channel of the amp. If you purchase a 4 channel amp instead, make sure the sub-box combo has a final impedance of 4 ohm which will allow you to bridge the two channels for maximum power.

Front channels: Don't do separate coaxials and tweeters. By a 6.5" component speaker set. This will include the 6.5"midbass, tweeter and crossover network needed to run them together. Each midbass/tweeter pair will then run of the remaining to channels on the amp. You will likely need an adapter plate to install the front speakers. These can be purchased, or you can make your own out of 3/4" MDF if you're crafty.

The rest of it looks okay, although I would prefer to run new speaker wire to the crossover and to the front speakers rather than using those speaker connectors.

GammaTNT

iTrader: (8)

i would suggest get a 5 channel amp , a set of component speakers for the front and a nice sub.

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