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<blockquote data-quote="ReplicaR" data-source="post: 1448447" data-attributes="member: 9209"><p>Alright, to clear a few things up, the 6x9s in the back were just installed into the rear body of the car where the Mach460 deck was installed into previously. I've checked the specs on the speakers that were put in, and they are speced to higher wattage than stock Mach460 speakers, which were 80 watts each. My front speakers are Pioneer TS-D65F with nominal output of 90 watts / peak 270 watts, and rears are Pioneer TS-A6960F with nominal output of 90 watts / peak 450 watts, which should have easily outperformed stock system. I remember even the speakers in the doors used to make a pretty good amount of base, but with these, I'm literally getting nothing. </p><p></p><p>So, plan of attack.</p><p></p><p>1. Test the speakers by flipping the wires on the amp (I assume there will be a positive negative connection ports on amp)</p><p>2. Test the speakers by changing balance from left to right to see if the bass improves.</p><p>3. Find out the output of the amp, to see if we are getting as much power as we can.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ReplicaR, post: 1448447, member: 9209"] Alright, to clear a few things up, the 6x9s in the back were just installed into the rear body of the car where the Mach460 deck was installed into previously. I've checked the specs on the speakers that were put in, and they are speced to higher wattage than stock Mach460 speakers, which were 80 watts each. My front speakers are Pioneer TS-D65F with nominal output of 90 watts / peak 270 watts, and rears are Pioneer TS-A6960F with nominal output of 90 watts / peak 450 watts, which should have easily outperformed stock system. I remember even the speakers in the doors used to make a pretty good amount of base, but with these, I'm literally getting nothing. So, plan of attack. 1. Test the speakers by flipping the wires on the amp (I assume there will be a positive negative connection ports on amp) 2. Test the speakers by changing balance from left to right to see if the bass improves. 3. Find out the output of the amp, to see if we are getting as much power as we can. [/QUOTE]
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