[neusaab]

Probably not possible, with balanced outputs going to every speaker from the amp. Is there any way to achieve reasonable sound without spending huge $$?

I'm replacing the front door speakers with DLS 5.25 separates, probably, and adding my single 10" sub in the trunk. I have an 07 335xi. I'll be using my Xtant 403a amp and keeping the stock head unit, hopefully with all its functionality.

I'm looking to clean up the front soundstage and add clean, punchy bass. Logic 7 is ok, but my biggest compaint is muddy midrange.

Thoughts? Will tapping balanced signal from midranges and tweets somewhere result in funny sound? Can I tap signal to the underseat 8's for my sub? Anybody tried a similar project?

Thanks.

[Technic]

Originally Posted by neusaab

Probably not possible, with balanced outputs going to every speaker from the amp. Is there any way to achieve reasonable sound without spending huge $$?

I'm replacing the front door speakers with DLS 5.25 separates, probably, and adding my single 10" sub in the trunk. I have an 07 335xi. I'll be using my Xtant 403a amp and keeping the stock head unit, hopefully with all its functionality.

I'm looking to clean up the front soundstage and add clean, punchy bass. Logic 7 is ok, but my biggest compaint is muddy midrange.

Thoughts? Will tapping balanced signal from midranges and tweets somewhere result in funny sound? Can I tap signal to the underseat 8's for my sub? Anybody tried a similar project?

Thanks.

There are no full range signals in the Logic7.

[neusaab]

Originally Posted by Technic

There are no full range signals in the Logic7.

How about tapping the front door signal to drive replacement 5.25 separates, and the underseat signal for either a trunk sub or replacement underseat 8's? Probably missing the lower end of the reproducible spectrum for both sets of replacements?

[Technic]

Originally Posted by neusaab

How about tapping the front door signal to drive replacement 5.25 separates, and the underseat signal for either a trunk sub or replacement underseat 8's? Probably missing the lower end of the reproducible spectrum for both sets of replacements?

You should get a LC6i and sum both signals (front and underseat woofers) and then use that full signal result as input to your amps.

The OEM signal will still have the OEM EQ but it is usable on the cheap, though. Or just go with a used Cleansweep and summing device for a real flat, full range signal output.