, but it worked pretty darned good as is and includes a completely factory compatible wiring harness. The harness uses the front door speaker outputs from the head unit to detect the bass.
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Oops! Of course, you're right -- I was forgetting that slight detail :clown:.
I converted the speaker C1 "T" connector wires to RCA at the HU and relocated their pin receptacles at the Bazooka harness plug. FWIW -- I also used heavier wiring for the Bazooka ground and hot (hot relocated to the interior relay panel), plus I moved the remote power-on connector to my aftermarket HU harness (which allowed me to remove the "T"-connector). However, according to Bazooka, using heavier wire will make little to no difference, just seemed like a good idea to me
!Oops -- just remembered the sub roll-off is officially 85Hz, and so my door speaker roll-on of 100Hz should be too high and my original 80Hz should be correct, but will have to verify by listening!Recently had to disconnect my HU and lost most of my settings
Went through them tonight with appropriate sources and found my best settings for the Bazooka were 120Hz sub roll-off and 100Hz highs roll-on at the door drivers with sub-phase inverted. Obviously, the detail depends on HU flexibility, but I continue to feel the Bazooka is a capable and cost friendly add-on
Here's the post where I describe my mods earlier in the thread.I converted the speaker C1 "T" connector wires to RCA at the HU and relocated their pin receptacles at the Bazooka harness plug. FWIW -- I also used heavier wiring for the Bazooka ground and hot (hot relocated to the interior relay panel), plus I moved the remote power-on connector to my aftermarket HU harness (which allowed me to remove the "T"-connector). However, according to Bazooka, using heavier wire will make little to no difference, just seemed like a good idea to me
