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I want to add a speaker to my car I have a ford fiesta with a ford 6000 cd. Can I add wires from my speaker to the cd player with out removing the the standard ones in to the back of it?



1 hour ago, shanekerby said:

I want to add a speaker to my car I have a ford fiesta with a ford 6000 cd. Can I add wires from my speaker to the cd player with out removing the the standard ones in to the back of it?

Yes you can splice in to the existing cables resulting in two speakers feeding from the same supply.

can i ask though; Are you looking to fit a sub? As a sub can't handle full range audio which would be in the existing supply from headunit for a sub you would need a mono amplifier to filter out the high tones.

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