I was thinking the same thing, but the 4 speakers seem to be the same (no tweeters). So maybe you don't need crossovers. There may be additional outputs available on your amplifier the power them all, or parallel the speakers assuming the impedance is compatible. I couldn't see any impedance numbers on the speakers in this vid.
@@rabit818 If you are concerned about power calculations, just assume they are 4 ohm. Another thing to take into account is phasing. There are no plus or minus symbols on the loudspeakers, but each speaker has a large and small spade type electrical connector. Bearing this in mind when you do your wiring, you should be fine. Assuming you wish to utilise the Bose enclosure (seems a shame to throw it out), the forward facing speakers have a red (large connector) and black (small connector) wire. The angled speakers have a yellow (large connector) and brown (small connector). With this info you just need to tap into the 2 sets of cables that go to the main pcb. I have completed this project and it works fine. Best of luck with yours.
Nice job
How much do you want for the remote IR sensor?
I have one and took the speakers out. Planing to make passive stereo speakers (2 speakers per channel) recommendations on what crossover to use?
I was thinking the same thing, but the 4 speakers seem to be the same (no tweeters). So maybe you don't need crossovers. There may be additional outputs available on your amplifier the power them all, or parallel the speakers assuming the impedance is compatible. I couldn't see any impedance numbers on the speakers in this vid.
@@davidwhite9751 I looked online as well, no info on ohms or power ratings on these speakers
@@rabit818 If you are concerned about power calculations, just assume they are 4 ohm. Another thing to take into account is phasing. There are no plus or minus symbols on the loudspeakers, but each speaker has a large and small spade type electrical connector. Bearing this in mind when you do your wiring, you should be fine. Assuming you wish to utilise the Bose enclosure (seems a shame to throw it out), the forward facing speakers have a red (large connector) and black (small connector) wire. The angled speakers have a yellow (large connector) and brown (small connector). With this info you just need to tap into the 2 sets of cables that go to the main pcb. I have completed this project and it works fine. Best of luck with yours.
@@davidwhite9751 I appreciate your advise/info. Thanks!