Teachmehowto20
Passed Driver's Ed
Hi all,
Searched for people dicusinng this and didnt find necessarily any clear thread titles. Apologies if this has been discussed before. But I have the stock navigation system in my car. (not sure model, the one with bluetooth though, i have a 2014 DE).
I am a baby audiophile, and honestly i am not unimpressed with the stock system. I find the bass to be nice and punchy, even at low volumes, and this is something I have always loved. My home setup has a powered sub and I dont need booming bass you find at night clubs, but i prefer a nice balanced sound, and especially a little bit of rumble at low volumes. Although i do like the stock system, anything over Volume 15 is noticeably distorted and hard to listen to.
My goal would be to have a small under seat sub help the bass to remain tighter at louder volumes. I know that may be a large ask of an under seat sub, but im wondering what are the different wiring options + accessories needed to make that happen? Ive seen something called an LC2 or seen speak of LOC's, not sure what these are though.
So can you help me with the following:
If i wanted to retain the stock nav system, what would be different ways i could integrate a powered or non-powered under seat subwoofer?
I apologize i dont know much about these systems, coming from an older car and everything was relatively easy back then.
Searched for people dicusinng this and didnt find necessarily any clear thread titles. Apologies if this has been discussed before. But I have the stock navigation system in my car. (not sure model, the one with bluetooth though, i have a 2014 DE).
I am a baby audiophile, and honestly i am not unimpressed with the stock system. I find the bass to be nice and punchy, even at low volumes, and this is something I have always loved. My home setup has a powered sub and I dont need booming bass you find at night clubs, but i prefer a nice balanced sound, and especially a little bit of rumble at low volumes. Although i do like the stock system, anything over Volume 15 is noticeably distorted and hard to listen to.
My goal would be to have a small under seat sub help the bass to remain tighter at louder volumes. I know that may be a large ask of an under seat sub, but im wondering what are the different wiring options + accessories needed to make that happen? Ive seen something called an LC2 or seen speak of LOC's, not sure what these are though.
So can you help me with the following:
If i wanted to retain the stock nav system, what would be different ways i could integrate a powered or non-powered under seat subwoofer?
I apologize i dont know much about these systems, coming from an older car and everything was relatively easy back then.