Hello. I need help installing an Eclipse sound system in my Dodge Ram 1500 Quad cab. I went from a Kenwood HU with db Drive 6.5's and 5x7's to the Eclipse CD3200 HU and noticed an immediate improvement in sound quality and volume. Then I added two SC8365 3-way component 6.5" speakers for the rear doors and two SC6900 2-way component 6x9 speakers for the front doors(each set has a passive crossover), and an Eclipse EA4200 amp, 4x60 RMS. The sound quality and the volume are worse (I ear tested by swapping the db Drives with the amp in, and they sounded better and louder than the Eclipse speakers. The CD3200 has the pre-amps labeled as "Front/High", "Rear/Mid" and "Sub/Non-Fade" (I do have subs, but that is another discussion. My point is that one set of pre-amps needs to go to the subs, rather than the woofers in the doors). I originally ran the Mid to the 6x9's in the front doors and High to the 6.5's in the rear doors simply because of the speakers' specs. One problem with that is the Bluetooth phone feature plays the sound through the Front pre-amp, therefore through my back speakers. I swapped them back so now I have front to front and rear to rear. My questions are: How can I run a full signal to all of the speakers to utilize their crossovers rather than the HU crossover and PEQ? Why are they less loud and sound worse after I put in an amp and better speakers? (I have to turn up the volume to about 80% to make it loud, and then the amp clips, even though it is not hot). Thanks for your help!