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UBER-STEALTH Under Floor Sub Install
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veedoubleme
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You're welcome. It's been about two and a half years since I put in the sub, and while I'm not on the forums here much anymore, I'm still quite happy with the sub setup. I'm glad people still find this thread useful. 
The MK6 has about 1 year left in it before I swap out for something new (MK7 R, S4, S3, or something else AWD and faster).
The MK6 has about 1 year left in it before I swap out for something new (MK7 R, S4, S3, or something else AWD and faster).
WIGGLES84
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There is a harness out there you can get to go between the HU and factory harness. it goes by ISO 976 harness.
Andrew
AbideDude
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You're welcome. It's been about two and a half years since I put in the sub, and while I'm not on the forums here much anymore, I'm still quite happy with the sub setup. I'm glad people still find this thread useful.
The MK6 has about 1 year left in it before I swap out for something new (MK7 R, S4, S3, or something else AWD and faster).
Yeah thanks again!
All great choices. I'm sure I'll be want AWD once winter hits. Mk7 R is looking very nice.
veedoubleme
Go Kart Champion
Yes, just use the JL amp remote knob. :thumbsup:
veedoubleme
Go Kart Champion
Also, I'm sure it's mentioned elsewhere in this thread, but that knob is an attenuator, meaning it's for turning the volume down, not up. Set the JL remote knob at 3/4 full when you set everything up. That's where you'll keep it most of the time. You'll have a little bit of room to push it if you need (the last 1/4 up), and plenty of room to turn it down if you are listening to talk radio, sports, or oldies or something.
I have to come back to this thread and give thanks to everybody that posted here.
It gave me the courage to try my installation on my new GTI.
More details here:
http://www.golfmk7.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6977
:thumbup::thumbup:
It gave me the courage to try my installation on my new GTI.
More details here:
http://www.golfmk7.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6977
:thumbup::thumbup:
Paranhos
New member
hi all,
great thread, this is what forums are meant for imho! I read most of it, but nevertheless I have 2 simple questions still:
- I have a Rockford RF-BLD (similar to L2Ci). The manual says that this should be as close as possible to the HU, yet I see most of these line converters installed in the trunk. Does this give any issues? Guess not?
- Is it correct if I get the High Level signal for the LOC straight from the RNS510 Dynaudio HU? Because I read somewhere that maybe it's better to tap the signal after the Dynaudio amp because of boosted signals etc, or does this become irrelevant with the LOC?
thx!
great thread, this is what forums are meant for imho! I read most of it, but nevertheless I have 2 simple questions still:
- I have a Rockford RF-BLD (similar to L2Ci). The manual says that this should be as close as possible to the HU, yet I see most of these line converters installed in the trunk. Does this give any issues? Guess not?
- Is it correct if I get the High Level signal for the LOC straight from the RNS510 Dynaudio HU? Because I read somewhere that maybe it's better to tap the signal after the Dynaudio amp because of boosted signals etc, or does this become irrelevant with the LOC?
thx!
TuneYourVW
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Any tips on shimming the passenger side foam to be even with the box?
Thanks!
Thanks!
veedoubleme
Go Kart Champion
No issues with the LC2i in the trunk. 3 years running, still sounds great! :happyanim:
You need to tap the high level after Dynaudio, or else you'll have no volume control. I tapped the rear speakers in the B column. There are pictures somewhere in this thread.
If you go back to the early pages, I used a piece of 1/2" MDF under the passenger side foam. That lifted it up perfectly.