The Chad (VaultPSU)

So I never heard anything from those "rear" speakers and figured it was because I couldnt adjust to the rear. Now I have a new headunit, and adjust fade to the rear.... nothing.

Should I just forget them? seems to be a common problem.

John P. (TT 225)

powered by the Bose amplifier (if you have Bose) or a small amp on the pass rear speaker (if non-Bose).

You'll need to replace them if they're Bose. If non-Bose, then you'll need to run speaker wire to them and unplug the amplifier and run directly to the + and - terminals from your head unit.

The Chad (VaultPSU)

Time to consider my options. Guess there was a reason I didnt sell those JL amps. Now I need to find speakers. :-/ This car is expensive!

DynomiteTT

On my past 2 cars the Bose speakers were individually powered by small amps nxt to each speaker, but since bose runs on a a wierd sound rating you have to get a special connector of some sort when you change headunits. I guessing the audi bose should be about the same. Take your car up to a Quality car audio shop, which is very hard to find, and they should know wat to do.

John P. (TT 225)

No, it's actually one amp and it resides behind the 1st aid kit.