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Hello all, I have been pondering the possibility of amping my stock monsoon speakers. I have a beautiful Infinity Kappa 4 channel amp sitting in my garage not doing anything so I figure this is a good way to get use out of it. So my questions are, how difficult would this be? I work at Best Buy, and he says that the speaker wire to RCA cable converter would work fine as long as I connect it to the line running to the rear hatch speakers. Also would there be a great difference in my sound quality between the stock Monsoon amp vs. the Infinity? Has anyone done this before? Thanks for your help.
Darren
2002 M5 Camaro 3800<br />1LE Sway Bars<br />Hurst Billet Plus Shifter<br />3.23\'s<br />Ghetto Whisper Lid Mod<br />Ghetto Ram Air Mod<br />Taylor Wires<br />Holly Powershot Filter
It's doable, but your stock speakers will blow out in no time. You'd be better off to get a nice set of components or even regular stereo speakers to replace the factory ones. IMO
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[ September 25, 2002: Message edited by: megabass ]</p>
There's no need to put a separate amp on factory speakers (monsoon or other wise). A good new cd head unit will dish out plenty of power if you really want to keep factory speakers. A good amp on factory speakers will simply distort the speakers or even worse blow them. But why let that 4 channel amp go to waste when you can replace the factory speakers with high end speakers for around $200. High end polk and infinity (6 1/2" for our cars work great with amps-- huge difference (better clarity, louder, better separation of sounds). I have my 6.5" polks amplified with a 4 channel 160 watt (RMS),320 watt max amp and love it. With Polks especially though, i would highly recommend a sub (bazooka fits great in trunk)
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Stereo mods: 2 sets Polk audio EX602A (i think thats the model; Panasonic 45 watt cd player; sony explode 4 channel amp for polks (40x4 RMS, 80x4 max); and 150 watt RMS- RS10-HP amplified 10" bazooka bass tube. System sounds so awesome in this car!!
Performance mods: K&N FIPK air filter, cat-back exhaust soon
[ October 08, 2002: Message edited by: jhkcam ]</p>
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