The Seat Sound gives you a centre speaker and the sub woofer. It's driven by the amplifier so vcds coding swaps between the normal sound system and the Seat sound system. The other speakers were all the same. Basically no external amp.
The Beats and Sound that came along later.... different speakers. I believe on the Cupras you might have an external amplier, certainly on the
Formentor / some. That's housed under the seat.
The
problem with putting in other speakers in place of the Seat Sound system which wasn't fitted after circa 2020 is you are fiddling with the analogue out. The sound system output if you don't have the amp all the crossover is done digitally in the head unit. The old days of crossovers it was done closely to where the wires terminated by the speakers, like home sound systems, you'd find a form of crossover. The Seat amp in the infotainment unit drives each speaker without a crossover, since each output on that socket is set for the speaker. I might have said that already on the thread
. East Yorkshire Retrofit said you'd need additional wiring, that's true.
People do connect other amps onto mib2 systems but you are plumbing into the analogue out, not a digital out. That was the one enabled on non Seat cars with the external amp on mib2. Again
@East Yorkshire Retrofits are the experts. You might find DIY projects but for mib2, I suspect you are hard pressed to get the digital out but it's probably been done. Last Cupras on 1447 firmware had migrated away from Seat Sound system. Mib3 I pass on. Unlike home sound systems where you have your surround sound digital systems fed by HDMI, ToS and Coaxial digital, no digital out or that's your task to get nirvana out of them.