need a little sub install help with MM PKG...
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need a little sub install help with MM PKG...
I have the MM package with the built-in sub, but its just to darn quiet. i bought the Infinity BasslinkII and wanna hook it up myself. inside my trunk theres a factory amp. does any one know which wires to tap off of or the best way to hook it up???
heres what it looks like......
heres what it looks like......
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I will be watching this thread with great interest, as I'd like to do this, too. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about how to do it.
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I've also been wanting to do this for a while. Just haven't gotten around to actually fiddling around in the trunk. If anyone does manage it, please do a DIY on it!
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The sound amplifier connector 1 pins 3/15/4/16 should drive the bass speaker. The diagrams cover it as two separate speakers but is it actually a dual cone speaker? Anyway 3 and 4 are positive wires and the colours are white, brown/yellow, green, brown/green in the order as above.
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so i gave up........
....on trying to install it myself and took the car into Audio Innovations of Fresno. here is the outcome........
i have a rubber Vans mat i use to keep things on from sliding around, keep it extreme!
its screwed into the baseboard and not into the frame/body. its really stable on its own and doesnt really need to screwed in, but i figure if i punch it i dont want it to slide around. Infinity really built it solid!
its the infinity basslinkII with built-in 250 watt amp. 2 10" square woofers, 1 passive 1 active. the thing really pounds, and is super clean. hardly takes up any room to "boot"! <--- sorry bad pun!
ALSO.... the sub has a hardwired level control for blending, which comes in handy!
i have a rubber Vans mat i use to keep things on from sliding around, keep it extreme!
its screwed into the baseboard and not into the frame/body. its really stable on its own and doesnt really need to screwed in, but i figure if i punch it i dont want it to slide around. Infinity really built it solid!
its the infinity basslinkII with built-in 250 watt amp. 2 10" square woofers, 1 passive 1 active. the thing really pounds, and is super clean. hardly takes up any room to "boot"! <--- sorry bad pun!
ALSO.... the sub has a hardwired level control for blending, which comes in handy!
Last edited by myinternetsucks; Nov 5, 2008 at 12:58 PM.
