Tim Groth
SCCoA Member
I've read every post on here about the JBL Premium Sound problems and I am well aware of what they are, however no one has explained what is needed when replacing the system with an aftermarket unit.
First off how the system is wired from factory the cabin speakers receive only mids and highs and then the trunk mounted sub pushes the bass...My deal is that right now I only have mids and highs for like many others the sub blew out and I removed it to get rid of the terrible shrek it made ever time a bass note cut in or out. So if I were to replace my deck so all the speakers worked at one time I would still only have just mids and highs...and when you listen to primarily Rap, R&B and Alternative...its not cool to say the least!
So with that being said, if I replace my deck is there anyway to rewire the cabin speakers so they too have some bass? I'm not much into having a "system" but I do like to hear all of the notes in a song and right now I can't. Its embarassing to say the least right now when listening to music and 50 Cent sounds like Mariah Carey!
So the question is, will I have to rewire my interior speakers with the preamp outputs on the new deck in order to receive the low notes or can I splice some wiring and get the same effect without as much work.
Thanks in advance.
-Tim
First off how the system is wired from factory the cabin speakers receive only mids and highs and then the trunk mounted sub pushes the bass...My deal is that right now I only have mids and highs for like many others the sub blew out and I removed it to get rid of the terrible shrek it made ever time a bass note cut in or out. So if I were to replace my deck so all the speakers worked at one time I would still only have just mids and highs...and when you listen to primarily Rap, R&B and Alternative...its not cool to say the least!
So with that being said, if I replace my deck is there anyway to rewire the cabin speakers so they too have some bass? I'm not much into having a "system" but I do like to hear all of the notes in a song and right now I can't. Its embarassing to say the least right now when listening to music and 50 Cent sounds like Mariah Carey!
So the question is, will I have to rewire my interior speakers with the preamp outputs on the new deck in order to receive the low notes or can I splice some wiring and get the same effect without as much work.
Thanks in advance.
-Tim