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NNBS with tweeter wiring
On the gmt900's are the tweeters and front woofers wired in parallel, meaning their is continuity between + on the tweeter and + on the woofer, and the same for - on the tweeter , and - on the woofer
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please.....
I want to make sure I can re use the wiring
I want to make sure I can re use the wiring
Sorry, guess we missed this thread.
Honestly, don't worry about that. If you're running new components, you always want to run new wires to the tweeters. I recommend using the woofer wires as the crossover inputs, and running new wires from there to your new speakers.
If you just need to know, I would just test them as I am not sure (if you are doing something different). Just find an extra speaker and hook it up to see if it plays correctly in phase.
Honestly, don't worry about that. If you're running new components, you always want to run new wires to the tweeters. I recommend using the woofer wires as the crossover inputs, and running new wires from there to your new speakers.
If you just need to know, I would just test them as I am not sure (if you are doing something different). Just find an extra speaker and hook it up to see if it plays correctly in phase.
I figured I'd end up testing them my self,
Thanks for replying
Thanks for replying
I'd recommend that for more than one reason. The factory tweeter locations are horrible for imaging. In some instances wiring one tweeter out of phase with the other can actually improve the imaging.I figured I'd end up testing them my self,
Thanks for replying
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