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Jul 24, 2008 | 05:37 PM

#41

DH22G

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Originally Posted by 07WDP

oh and just for search purposes...

the ANC issue is only on Type-S models. I had an explanation of how to disconnect the mics ready for my installer who informed me that he couldn't find what I was describing.

Then... I did some more reading to find out that ANC is only on the newest Type-S model.

Just fyi

I flipped on my subsonic filter and it cured the issue... still get it a bit when i turn the gain up but it still sounds great just below that level.. if it keeps it up ill look into those mics.. i did not know that about the car.. Thanks!!!

Jul 24, 2008 | 09:19 PM

#42

Tripnbeats

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hi/lo needed.

Jul 25, 2008 | 02:05 AM

#43

DH22G

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OK so after driving the Subsonic filter didnt fix it. I went ahead and unhooked the rear mic like stated in the other fourms... So it fixed the problem all was well...

Now I just drove home and turned off the car.. And then it did it again... WITH THE CAR TURNED OFF!!!! I had to pull out the remote wire to wait till tomorrow for me to go back through it...

Im using the stereo fuse for my remote signal.. It was fine before so I don't know what happened now.

Starting to get to the point where im just going to rip it all out.

Jul 25, 2008 | 05:25 AM

#44

Tripnbeats

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dude u need a hi/lo. connect the 2 wires from the sub output to 2 wires on the hi/lo then connect a y splitter at the other end of the hi/lo the (rca side) and connect a set of rca's to the amp....subsonic filters clean music as it plays it doesnt correct isolated grouding noises or loops. amps like voltage to be given to them to play music, this is what the hi/lo does. takes wattage converts to voltage..... it doesnt clean anything up....thats the amps/crossovers/eqs/epicenters/(whatever else u have cleaning it up) jobs.

Jul 25, 2008 | 04:55 PM

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BlacuraTL-S

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Originally Posted by brownpakistud08

hey thanks for all the input. i just went today and did basically wht you just wrote up. they disconnected my stock sub and i got a 12 inch infinty kappa along with a 800 watt sony xplod amp powering it and it sounds great, using the factory head unit.

Array yaar....post some pics...I am abt to do this and would love to see it

Jul 29, 2008 | 05:58 PM

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lilbitt626

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i have beem having the same problem but im going to see if i can take out the mics i thought there was only one in the back seat but now i know.. after spending so much money in re-wiring this will be the moment of truth no one new where it was coming from(the Humming).. it was like the sound of my exhust.. i put my stock one back in and it still did it so im gonna give it a shot..

Aug 2, 2008 | 11:17 PM

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UsMcMos0844

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What is the HFL system?

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Originally Posted by csmeance

replacing the entire system would be costly, and a few of the electronics in the car would cease to work such as the HFL system. If you want to have a system just with more bass to it, do this:

Get a JL amp or amp that has high voltage inputs

Connect the amp to the factory wires for the sub, then install the sub in the trunk.

If you want have a system that has a lot more clarity, better soundstage and more, you would need to do this:

Take factory wires -> Rocksford fosgate 3.sixty.2 audio processor or any other audio processor -> amp -> speakers.