If i have a 6 speaker system and get a new headunit, will all of the speakers be used? will the harness send signals to all six speakers?
Usually you have to have the same amount of speaker outputs that are running the 6 speakers you have. Most outputs don't run more than 4 speakers. You might need an additional amp to run all 6 speakers.
Ernesto is right on track. Ask around for 6 speaker HU's, I've never seen one though. Good luck Man.
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If your vehicle is equipped with a stock 6-speaker system, there's almost always a way to keep them all working with an after-market head unit. If the system just has front door speakers combined with door or dash tweeters, along with a pair of rear speakers, then usually the front speakers are wired together with an inline crossover. In this case, all four front speakers will work from the new deck's front outputs, and the two rear speakers will work from the rear outputs. In other cases, the factory system uses a separate amplifier to run two of the speakers, or to run all six. Usually the factory radio still just has four outputs and the amplifier splits the power to the correct speakers. In this case you just sometimes have to adapt the new deck's output to be compatible with the factory amplifier's input type. Adapters are available to do this, but they're not always required. I can give you a more specific answer if you can provide more information: what's the year and model of your car? Does it have a premium factory audio system? Where are the six speakers located? Do you plan to replace the head unit and all the speakers, or just the head unit?
