I am look for a way to run two tweeters from the wiring in the back of my head unit. I have tweeters in the rear but i need more treble when i fade the sounds to the front.

A: I am assuming you already have the front speakers connected to your radio - and a radio will not handle a 2 ohm load (assuming your tweeters are 4 ohm). The only thing you can really do is:

a) wire them in series with the front speakers to generate an 8 ohm load
b) purchase a small amplifier that will power both the front and rear tweeters - this way you can adjust the volume on just the tweeters and tune it to your liking

I have a 2000 honda accord coupe. It has factory tweeters in the dash. How do you get to them? Do you have to pull the dash, or does the grill come off?

A: pull the dash :) it sucks i kno. small bit and a wrench. if itz screwed in. and uh everything else should b self exlpanitory

I currently have my front and back speakers + tweeters wired to the amp. I am looking to add a set of wteeters to the front. How can I do this(if possible) through the stereo?

A: what type of amp do you have? if you have a 4 channel amp with each speaker wired to its own channel, then you can just add the extra tweeters to the front speakers in the amp.

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