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trawlin1
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I,ve been sent on a mission to to find out about the G35 sound system

My step father has recently taken deliver of a 07 Blk/gry g35 ( duh ) He ordered it completley bare. The minimum( no sunroof navi ,mem seats, nothin) Apparently there is a hole in the rear deck cut for a 10 in sub. We need to know the following.1. Is there power already wired to the trunk/rear deck for a sub/amplifier?2. what does the wiring look like for the trunk/deck sub. Is this active and if so what are the individual wire schematics?

He USED to OWN a car audio shop in ga in the late eighties/ early nineties , but as you can imagine all this new bump blows his mind!!! the factory sound sounds alright but lacks the lows. He already redid the mids and highs to his liking. and he really wants to utilize the factory cutout for his sub

HELP ME PLEASE.

Thanks


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PoorManQ45
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You need to run your own wire.

Find a sub that would play well in a sealed box.

Mount the sub in the deck.

It's up to you to make an enclosure or not.

joe603
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Joined: Mon Nov 21, 2005 5:45 am
Car: 2014 Durango R/T
Location: Atlanta

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Ahhh...another opportunity to pimp my G

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There's lots of options. Most new amps have speaker-level inputs, so you can keep your stock deck. For my system, I used the rear seat "subs" for my amp input. The next step would be to replace the mids/highs, then the deck. You need to run a separate main power line from the battery.

Problem is that the deck will require you to buy a new console to accommodate aftermarket units. You also have to buy an AC control module. It's not crazy expensive ($400), but it is an added cost to the system.

http://www.grubbsperformance.c...eDash

Keep in mind this is for a coupe...



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