Do I really need an amp for my door speakers?
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Originally Posted by spitfiresk822
won't having the speaker wire on the same side of the car as the positive battery wire cause interference?
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Spitfiresk822...
I replied to your email. I'll talk to you then.
And I would like to appologize to 2006M50B. I didnt mean that your advice was bad. I just forgot to include your name with DConder and Scottbigred. So, please accept this as an appology.
An amp is not "needed", but if you would like the best sound, AMP THEM>>>
Later,
Devildog101
And I would like to appologize to 2006M50B. I didnt mean that your advice was bad. I just forgot to include your name with DConder and Scottbigred. So, please accept this as an appology.
An amp is not "needed", but if you would like the best sound, AMP THEM>>>
Later,
Devildog101
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Originally Posted by scottbigred
shouldnt, your wires should have enough current flowin through them to offset this. rcas have very little current leaving them open to more interferance. i think thats the right explanation but the answer is still yes you can run them on the same side.
Voltage not current.
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Originally Posted by Devildog101
I replied to your email. I'll talk to you then.
And I would like to appologize to 2006M50B. I didnt mean that your advice was bad. I just forgot to include your name with DConder and Scottbigred. So, please accept this as an appology.
An amp is not "needed", but if you would like the best sound, AMP THEM>>>
Later,
Devildog101
And I would like to appologize to 2006M50B. I didnt mean that your advice was bad. I just forgot to include your name with DConder and Scottbigred. So, please accept this as an appology.
An amp is not "needed", but if you would like the best sound, AMP THEM>>>
Later,
Devildog101
Last edited by 2006M50B; 01-05-2008 at 06:00 PM.