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Old 06-15-2009, 12:13 PM
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If your car came with Monsoon would it read that way on the window sticker.
If it is not a monsoon what would change on the wiring instructions listed by whitebird in FAQ for a 98 convertible. I search around but could not seem to find the answer.
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Old 06-15-2009, 12:35 PM
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Mine listed it as an additional $100 option: "Monsoon 500 watt (peak) premium sound system electronically tuned....bunch of other stuff....8 speakers and auxiliary amp (replaces std/opt pkg radio)." Does it have the monsoon logo on the radio face?
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Look on the option code label on the driver's door jamb - for convertibles (both Camaro and Firebird), X10 is Monsoon cassette and X20 is Monsoon CD.
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monsoon not avail in 98 firebird / ta convertibles
it was added in 99
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WhiteBird00,
How does this effect the wiring color instructions you have already been so kind to offer.
I am going to add CDT's and want to make sure they are wired correctly.

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The base model audio system in convertibles consisted of two 4-ohm door speakers and two 10-ohm "extended range" quarter speakers. Wire colors were:
LF+ Tan
LF- Gray
RF+ Light Green
RF- Dark Green

LR+ Brown
LR- Yellow
RR+ Dark Blue
RR- Light Blue

A premium speaker configuration was available in Firebird convertibles (RPOs W59 and W73). It had 4-ohm component speakers in the doors and 10-ohm coaxial speakers in the quarters. The wire colors for the quarter panel speakers were the same as above, the wire colors for the doors were:
LF mid+ Dark Blue
LF mid- Light Blue
LF tweeter+ Tan
LF tweeter- Gray

RF mid+ Light Green
RF mid- Dark Green
RF tweeter+ Orange
RF tweeter- Dark Green
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Thanks for the help it is greatly appreciated.
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Another stupid ?

I would have to use a cross over correct?
It looks as if each door speaker has some type small board assuming its some type of filter.
Colud I take the wires coming off these boards and connect them to the cdt speakers-tweeters?

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