【Car Audio Standard Wiring / Bi-amp Wiring Installation】

Within the set price, you can choose either standard wiring that plays all 4 speakers, or wiring that drives the front speakers with bi-amping without playing the rear speakers.

With standard wiring, sound comes from both the front and rear speakers, making it suitable for those who want to enjoy music not only when riding with family but also from the back seats. On the other hand, bi-amping is recommended for anyone who wants to fine-tune the sound so the front speakers perform more precisely. If you want to enjoy music at length with the front soundstage—such as better sound cohesion and more natural vocal presentation—then I would choose bi-amping.

For Those Who Want to Switch Between Family Use and Personal Use

If you want to listen to bi-amping you like on a regular basis, but when you have your family in the car you also want the rear speakers to play, you can add an optional rear speaker switching system.

This installation allows you to switch between the following two settings via a switch operation:

• A front-focused bi-amp system
• A standard wiring system that plays all 4 speakers (front and rear)

Also, even if your speakers are not originally compatible with bi-amping, we may be able to modify them for bi-amp compatibility at our shop—after confirming the passive network to be used.

Which wiring will suit you best depends on the speaker and amplifier configuration, your usual number of passengers, and how you listen to music. We’ll think together about the option that’s easy to use and less likely to leave you regretting your choice—up to whether it will be used only by you or also by your family.