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Hello Gents. Never posted on this sub-forum before. Usually knocking around the B5 threads....
I have a Pioneer MVH-8300BT head unit with 4 x 50 watts OUTPUT. The doorspeakers are EDGE ED305 components with 200 watts potential output. Now I am powering these off the head unit and TBH the sound is pretty good. The question I have is....Is it worth buying a seperate amp to drive these components? Will it really make them sound that much better? I also have a driven Alpine 12 inch sub in the boot that takes care of all the bass. Usually set the door speakers up to +0 bass and +3 treble. I have removed the rear door speakers/tweeters and only have the front speakers and sub in the boot. Also, can anyone please explain to me what a high pass filter is? I can adjust it via the HU (think its something to do with the sub?). Many thanks gents, sorry if that was a bit long winded!!!
Ollie:icon_thumright:
I have a Pioneer MVH-8300BT head unit with 4 x 50 watts OUTPUT. The doorspeakers are EDGE ED305 components with 200 watts potential output. Now I am powering these off the head unit and TBH the sound is pretty good. The question I have is....Is it worth buying a seperate amp to drive these components? Will it really make them sound that much better? I also have a driven Alpine 12 inch sub in the boot that takes care of all the bass. Usually set the door speakers up to +0 bass and +3 treble. I have removed the rear door speakers/tweeters and only have the front speakers and sub in the boot. Also, can anyone please explain to me what a high pass filter is? I can adjust it via the HU (think its something to do with the sub?). Many thanks gents, sorry if that was a bit long winded!!!
Ollie:icon_thumright: