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what up guys im pretty new to the car audio game, and i just finished my first ever system in my 2007 honda accord. its all pioneer stuff, 2 12s in the trunk, an amp pushing the mids and highs and a pioneer head unit. It was really fun and a great learning experience. However, I'm hooked on upgrading and I was wondering: what is the safest, easiest way to add additional speakers (say 2 6 1/2s and tweeters in kick panels) to the system? do i need another amp, will i need more power, whats the deal?

if this seems like a stupid question, like i said i don't have a huge knowledge base yet so any help would be appreciated. thanks alot!

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what up guys im pretty new to the car audio game, and i just finished my first ever system in my 2007 honda accord. its all pioneer stuff, 2 12s in the trunk, an amp pushing the mids and highs and a pioneer head unit. It was really fun and a great learning experience. However, I'm hooked on upgrading and I was wondering: what is the safest, easiest way to add additional speakers (say 2 6 1/2s and tweeters in kick panels) to the system? do i need another amp, will i need more power, whats the deal?

if this seems like a stupid question, like i said i don't have a huge knowledge base yet so any help would be appreciated. thanks alot!

It would help to know exactly what your setup currently is. Amps, model #'s of speakers etc. Most likely you will need a new amp for the components in the kick panels though.

Rowan University Electrical Engineering

LINK TO MY BUILDDDDD

Current Setup in my 00' Hyundai Accent:

Pioneer DEH-P6900UB

RE.6.5C AUDIO 500w 6.5" COMPONENT CAR SPEAKERS

Eclipse SE 6500 (6.5 coax in rear deck)

two Kicker C124's in a t-line tuned to 28.6Hz

Kenwood KAC-7204

US amps 1600.4 V2

Upcoming Build this summer:

T-Line enclosure for two C124's tuned to 28ish hz O_O

amp my speakers with a US amps 1600.4.

Second Skin Should be fun ^_^

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