My installer on vacation, I need help.
02-23-2018, 09:11 PM
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My installer on vacation, I need help.
i live in a small town but I’m fortunate enough to be friends with a long time installer who has forgotten more than others as far as what’s right for a person etc.
I am installing a sub under the back seat of my 2016 Screw. I am on a very tight budget and just purchased a Pioneer 300w 10” pre-loaded TSSWX2502 speaker and Pioneer 300w rms gmd8601 mono amp.
Now, I’m a senior who is not out to win contests, but for the small additional cost, do most run something like an Audiocontrol LC2i line out converter? My installer will tell me yes or no, but if he says I should have one (since I’m keeping the stock head unit), I’d like to have it in my hand when he starts my install.
Thanks a ton
I am installing a sub under the back seat of my 2016 Screw. I am on a very tight budget and just purchased a Pioneer 300w 10” pre-loaded TSSWX2502 speaker and Pioneer 300w rms gmd8601 mono amp.
Now, I’m a senior who is not out to win contests, but for the small additional cost, do most run something like an Audiocontrol LC2i line out converter? My installer will tell me yes or no, but if he says I should have one (since I’m keeping the stock head unit), I’d like to have it in my hand when he starts my install.
Thanks a ton
02-23-2018, 10:05 PM
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i live in a small town but I’m fortunate enough to be friends with a long time installer who has forgotten more than others as far as what’s right for a person etc.
I am installing a sub under the back seat of my 2016 Screw. I am on a very tight budget and just purchased a Pioneer 300w 10” pre-loaded TSSWX2502 speaker and Pioneer 300w rms gmd8601 mono amp.
Now, I’m a senior who is not out to win contests, but for the small additional cost, do most run something like an Audiocontrol LC2i line out converter? My installer will tell me yes or no, but if he says I should have one (since I’m keeping the stock head unit), I’d like to have it in my hand when he starts my install.
Thanks a ton
I am installing a sub under the back seat of my 2016 Screw. I am on a very tight budget and just purchased a Pioneer 300w 10” pre-loaded TSSWX2502 speaker and Pioneer 300w rms gmd8601 mono amp.
Now, I’m a senior who is not out to win contests, but for the small additional cost, do most run something like an Audiocontrol LC2i line out converter? My installer will tell me yes or no, but if he says I should have one (since I’m keeping the stock head unit), I’d like to have it in my hand when he starts my install.
Thanks a ton
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Dene (02-23-2018)
02-23-2018, 11:29 PM
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The lc21 will help with bass roll off from the factory deck. That’s when at high volumes, the deck cuts some bass to save the speakers from blowing out. But if you’re not going to be listening at high volumes, you probably won’t notice much. If you’re interested, I have a brand new lc21 and remote bass **** for sale. I bought them and ended up going with a dsp instead. Shoot me a pm if interested.
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Dene (02-23-2018)
02-24-2018, 12:14 PM
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Does your truck have fake engine noise? I believe any ecoboost with lariat trim or higher has fake engine noise. I installed a sub last week and had a ton of engine noise run thru my sub. Sounded horrible till i had Ford turn it off yesterday. Just an FYI
02-24-2018, 01:00 PM
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