Accord 09 - Wire 2 Amp?
How to wire 2 amp to an Accord 09 - V6 EXL - NO NAVI
want to wire 2 amp
1 to subwoofer
1 to front / rear speaker
My Questions
1 - should i do it from the stock amp (factory amp) using an LC6i or other audiocontrol?
2 - will the lc6i audiocontrol support my amps
want to wire 2 amp
1 to subwoofer
1 to front / rear speaker
My Questions
1 - should i do it from the stock amp (factory amp) using an LC6i or other audiocontrol?
2 - will the lc6i audiocontrol support my amps
- 1000 watts rms - 12" sub
- T600-4 front/rears speaker
the LC6i is perfect for your application. simply wire from front and rear speaker outputs (full range) to the LC6i. the LC6i will generate a third pair of outputs for the sub and give remote level control.
you can access rear speakers at the rear deck, and front speaker wires at the head unit. at the same time, you can use the wires behind the head unit to feed the front speakers (so a total of 4 pairs of speaker wires are ran from trunk to behind HU).
note that the factory tweeters have the crossover mounted to them. if you buy component speakers for the front (recommended) you will need to mount the passive crossovers somewhere and do some extra wiring. you can access door speaker wiring behind the HU but will need to run dedicated wiring from the passive crossover to the tweeter.
you can access rear speakers at the rear deck, and front speaker wires at the head unit. at the same time, you can use the wires behind the head unit to feed the front speakers (so a total of 4 pairs of speaker wires are ran from trunk to behind HU).
note that the factory tweeters have the crossover mounted to them. if you buy component speakers for the front (recommended) you will need to mount the passive crossovers somewhere and do some extra wiring. you can access door speaker wiring behind the HU but will need to run dedicated wiring from the passive crossover to the tweeter.
wire it like page 4 of the manual
http://www.sound-better.net/Support/...nd/LC6i_OM.pdf
you will just have 4 channels in but 6 channel out. channel 1 is front, channel 2 is rear and channel 3 is sub (uses the remote level control). channel 3 will be the summed combination of 1 and 2 (using internal jumpers). refer to pages 6 & 7.
http://www.sound-better.net/Support/...nd/LC6i_OM.pdf
you will just have 4 channels in but 6 channel out. channel 1 is front, channel 2 is rear and channel 3 is sub (uses the remote level control). channel 3 will be the summed combination of 1 and 2 (using internal jumpers). refer to pages 6 & 7.
exactly. but you don't need the separate front tweeter output - just front speaker and rear speaker off the HU directly. the factory amp is in the head unit with just 4 outputs (in U.S.) front is channel 1 in and out. rear is channel 2 in and out. sub is channel 3 out with sum of 1 and 2 in.
exactly. but you don't need the separate front tweeter output - just front speaker and rear speaker off the HU directly. the factory amp is in the head unit with just 4 outputs (in U.S.) front is channel 1 in and out. rear is channel 2 in and out. sub is channel 3 out with sum of 1 and 2 in.
what about the steering wheel audio control? should be working?
no, tweeter is powered from the new amps as part of the component speaker system. the tweeter gets a signal through the passive crossover.
the steering wheel controls will remain as-is since they wire directly to the head unit
the steering wheel controls will remain as-is since they wire directly to the head unit
- Should i install the lc6i in the trunk or is better close to the stock amp?
- can i run the remote wire with the close to speaker wire or with amp power cable?



