Adding a Subwoofer

Sting_NC_G35Coupe · 09-23-2003, 10:44 PM

Hey all,

I have a JL Audio 12W7[boink] and a JL Audio 500/1 Amp[boink] that I pulled from my Maxima before I traded it towards my Coupe. I am unfamiliar with Bose and their setups. Is there an RCA out anywhere in the vehicle?

I have line input converters from years back, but would prefer to run as clean a signal as possible into this setup.

I also have a few other AMPs (Not my favorite, but they are Rockford's) that equate to 100 Watts each into 2 JL XR's and 2 JL VR's. These may come into play later. Right now, I'm just starving for a little Bass.

Any advice is most appreciated.

G35 Coupe (Performance) Midnight Blue

1KNTANE · 09-29-2003, 07:08 PM

I have Custom Subwoofer Setup in my G, and It was taken off the wire directly from the stero, Its just a regular RCA Converter, I had it done custom, cause I wanted a foolproof setup, and I'm very happy with my system.

2003.5 G35 Sedan 6MT, Ivory Pearl w/Black and Aerodynamics Body Kit with Spoiler.19" Bling Blings.

bizz · 09-29-2003, 09:27 PM

give me a few hours i can help u i work at circuit city road shop and i installed a box and amp in my g35..

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Sting_NC_G35Coupe · 10-04-2003, 09:40 PM

Need some help. (for Coupe)

The facts:
o I want to add my 10W7 and Amp to the Bose system (Coupe)
o I have a PAC OEM-2 Line Converter (4 channel)
o PAC OEM-2 can handle Low and High Level inputs
o I want to use low level inputs on the PAC OEM-2
o I need to figure out which wires are the low level inputs at the Bose amp.

I have seen the scanned versions of the Bose System Wiring Schematic (AV-

, and it means nothing to me without knowing the wire and color configuration on the modular plug.

Does anyone know which wires I should use?

Thanks!

ksw · 10-05-2003, 10:07 PM

I was listening to tunes in my new '04 with the upgraded
Bose system watching the windows and mirror shaking
wondering why others are adding subwoofers. Could it
be some disc's don't have excessive HIP-HOP bass and
you want it or something else?

KSW

Sting_NC_G35Coupe · 10-10-2003, 11:12 PM

<blockquote id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">Originally posted by ksw

I was listening to tunes in my new '04 with the upgraded
Bose system watching the windows and mirror shaking
wondering why others are adding subwoofers. Could it
be some disc's don't have excessive HIP-HOP bass and
you want it or something else?

KSW
<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote">

When you test drove the Honda Accord, Toyota Camry and others in their class, and compared them to the G35 Coupe, why did you choose the Coupe? It has excessive power, over and above what is necessary to drive the speed limit... Get the point?

Audio enthusiasts who appreciate good clean sound, are much like Automobile enthusiasts who appreciate sleek, powerful cars. To an audio enthusiast, a subwoofer is the only way to reproduce sounds within the full audio spectrum. Granted there are still limitations with the standard head unit, but if done right, you can achieve a solid low end.

Sorry if this sounds rude, but please don't assume that Hip-Hop is the only type of music that requires a sub. Jazz, R&B, Classical and others are tremendously enhanced with true sub-bass.

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bizz · 10-11-2003, 01:21 AM

sorry i tottally forgot about this fourm,
get a rca adapter, tap it into the stock sub woofer under your rear deck,
note: Disconect the stock sub because it will muffle and make the system sound like shit!
Run rca's to the amp.
Run remote turn on to the stock amp! your done

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