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Where to pick up a source for bass amp?
Hi everybody.
First, I don't have a X5, but a 320Cd E46 from 2005 with MKIV Nav system and Harman/Kardon audio. i want to know, is there a difference between Harman/Kardon audio system and the BSW audio system? In my previous car i was a double 36' sub with a hard instalation and i waqnt to re use only one 36' phoenix gold for my BMW. Because the Harman/Kardon begin to made some vibration in my door etc, I want to lowest the bass level on it and leave the job to my subwoofer. Ok it's cool but I need some help. Where can i pick up the sound to input in my amp?I know that all is in the back of the vehicle, but i don't know where to look. So, i need a source to pick up the sound to enter in my amp with cinch, can you help me? Thanks in advance |
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Link---> bsw e46 Subwoofer Installation Guide 2. Our Stage 1 is a very clean and balanced audio improvement over the factory system and can be compared in clarity to many after-market systems. It sounds great when paired with a sub system as it is a clarity upgrade and not designed to increase mid-bass, but most component systems aren't designed to add bass. With the Stage 1 you will replace your plastic tweeters and paper and foam surround midbass/midrange with silk-dome tweeters and treated kevlar/fiberglass blend midbass drivers with rubber surrounds. So it is also an improvement in durability, as well as sound quality. |
Ok thanks for the informations.
Harman/Kardon give me a very good sound in the mid/high frequency, but when I push the sound at a high level, the bass "crack", and the plastic of the car vibrate, I don't like that. So I just want to add some more bass with a subwoofer (phoenix gold X-max 15") and filter the Harman/Kardon system. Thank for you infomration, now I am able to do waht I want ;-) |
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