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I want to thank all of the contributers to this board. And Pioneer can suck it, they need to take a hard look at their tech support if they're going to release products that have problems like this one. My problem, specifically, was that the system would boot, show the splash screen, and then shut down after 20 seconds. The reason why this issue is so damning is that if you boot into testmode, or the diagnostic mode (up,up,down, menu, left right I think), the thing still crashes in 20-40 seconds. As someone else on this forum mentioned, you can seemingly get the update from pioneer t

The mach460 system is generally described as having 4 tweeters (2 in front, 2 in back) and 4 subs (2 in front, two in back). I thought they were midranges at first...maybe they are close, but every tech reference I find on them says that they are subs (low freq). No, this system does not have a set of large subwoofers in the trunk though. Reccomended filters from mustang tech boards are HPF 170hz tweeters, and LPF 50hz subs. http://www.flemworld.com/Mach460/Mach.html

Thanks, that was what I needed. I have the harness. I'll split the preamp sub output and send it to the 4 subs(LPF), then use the amplified output for the 4 tweeters(HPF), and I guess I don't need the front and rear preamp outputs. Thanks again, I appreciate it.

I was hoping for a little information. I am a novice when it comes to installing sound systems. My car, a 2002 mustang, with the mach 460 sound system, has 4 tweeters, and 4 subs (attached to two amps). I intend to hook the amplified outputs, with high pass filters, to the tweeters, and the non-amplified front/rear outputs to my Amps/Subs. In the manual it says that the high pass filter can be set to front or rear speakers. Is it referring to the amplified or non amplified outputs? Or is it really dependant on whether the output is designated front/rear? Basically, what specific ou