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Mach 460 with Aftermarket Speakers

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Ive been searching for a few weeks trying to figure out a problem

Sofar what i understand in my 1994 Ford mustang GT running a Mach 460 System however, i put a few different speakers since when i got the car they were ALL blown, whatever, i had a few laying around.

In the front i have the same size Infinitys, they work great, however in the back

the Amplifier is pushing 6 Ohms and then going by 3 ohm? i cannot figure this out..


I want to know what the ohms required for the bottom rear speakers are for the stock mach 460,

My rears i switched from the normal Mach 460 speakers to Rockford Fasgate 6 x 9 4 Ohm, They work at low volume up to 16-17 (also running a JVC 40x4 head unit) When i turn the volume passed 16-17 the speakers either bottom out or just quit,... I dont know what is going on, and if i need to bypass the amps, or just remove the amps, what could i use to replace them, however, im also looking into putting a sub in it. I'm not really good with cars audio, so if you understand anything that i just said please anything can help


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replaced stock mach 460 rear speakers with 2 rockford 6 x 9 4Ohm, and it bottoms out, Any reason to why??



Also, If needed to buy different amps, which ones could i get that would work, and allow me to run a subwoofer..? Im confused about this and havent found an exact answer to my question..






OH AND PS :

Are the stock mach 460 rear speakers running at 6Ohm speakers? 8 ohm? 4 ohm? Google isnt my friend today :/
 

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If u wanna keep it stock ish then I'd look on eBay and replace the back speakers with factory 5x7s then just run your rca and remote wires for your sub. If u don't car bout having factory stuff then go ahead and rip.out the rear amps and and get either a 4 channel amp or 2 2 channel amps. If u can get one big 4 channel amp that has enough end power for your sub bridged and to run your 6x9s then this is the way to go but in not then 2 2 channel able is the way to go. BTW I think jbl makes a amp that has like 300 rms bridgedx2 that should work great for u. It's like 400 bucks tho and the size of your factory amps.
 
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wheelyman19 said:
If u wanna keep it stock ish then I'd look on eBay and replace the back speakers with factory 5x7s then just run your rca and remote wires for your sub. If u don't car bout having factory stuff then go ahead and rip.out the rear amps and and get either a 4 channel amp or 2 2 channel amps. If u can get one big 4 channel amp that has enough end power for your sub bridged and to run your 6x9s then this is the way to go but in not then 2 2 channel able is the way to go. BTW I think jbl makes a amp that has like 300 rms bridgedx2 that should work great for u. It's like 400 bucks tho and the size of your factory amps.
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Could you link me to an amp so i could power both the rear speakers and a sub? Regaurdless of price, maybe a few links if you dont mind, im just looking for the best options so i can get my sound to be naise didnt like the mach 460s they are horrible :/






Also would it be possible to instead of having read 6x9 the amps power 2 10" subs or even a 12"?
 

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K its jl audio that has them but you'll hav to figure out Wat the specs are on your rear speakers and your sub/ subs and then go from there.
 
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wheelyman19 said:
K its jl audio that has them but you'll hav to figure out Wat the specs are on your rear speakers and your sub/ subs and then go from there.
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will you link me to a place that sells them?
 

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Sound Connection Inc » Car Audio & Remote Car Starter | St Cloud, Brainerd, Baxter this is were I saw them I'm like 95% sure its jl audio that has the amp but call and ask then to make sure. If it helps they were right in front of he door when u walk in so if u say that it might help. Idk lol good luck!
 
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