Scooter71 wrote:And remeber, when adding amplifier's your chargeing system will take a beaten. I would upgrade your battery to an optimum yellow or red top. I would also add a 1.0f capicitor to the sub box/sub amp. It'll help take the load off the stock battery.
You can never be too old for great quality, and clarity in music. If you ear can pick up the freq's it can make a world of difference. When I switched to the my Rogue in Spetember 2012 (I'm 40 by the way), I had the same tought's about spacing. Major reason why I have not installed "The Twins" into the Rogue. Trying to sell it actually. But I sure do miss the bumb!juztplayin12 wrote:yeah, i had one 12 in my altima coupe and that even took up alot of room. Thinking of sticking with that one 12 in the Rogue too. Its enough, i dont need it loud like i did 10 years ago (im gonna be 30) plus would rather have the space.
It won't... like I said, the stock stereo can only do so much.juztplayin12 wrote:Im not going for all out. Just as of now my radio does not get ear blowing loud. It gets kind of loud and a bit muffled. All i want is to not be able to turn my radio all the way up. Im hoping new 6x9 3-ways will give me the loudness and clarity i want. Thanks.
I paid $250 for it 3 years ago....juztplayin12 wrote:Well I am not wanting to spend a couple hundred on audio. That head unit is about 500 bucks. Im hoping I can get close to what i want in 100. I have never switched out factory speakers in any car that i owned, because they have been pretty decent, so I dont know what to expect by doing so. But have read better speakers DO make a difference and im praying they do. As stated above, im not an audiophile, just wishing i do not want to turn the volume to max to get what i want. Thanks for the input.
The size of the box will depend on what the subs are rated at RMS. The more power the more space/air it needs to move. I used velcro strips all along the bottom of my box and she never moved an inch.juztplayin12 wrote:Hey question on sub install. I have single box enclosures and not a big box for both subs. if i lay down the single box and subwoofer inside do i need to screw it down into the trunk? I don't know if it would be too light to just have laying back there, but i also dont want to screw it down if i dont have to encase i need to get to my spare tire. any info is appreciated. basically wanna know if a single sub and box will stay and is safe without screwing it down. thanks.
I have a writeup for the reverse camera, how to wire it. Takes some finesse, some solder, an old RCA cable and a 12v to 5v transistor.juztplayin12 wrote:can you guys recommend a head unit that will fit, still give me reverse camera, and is relatively affordable. less than 200? thanks.
Scooter71 wrote:He can use whatever amp he would like, it's not my vehicle or my money wasted. I do things the correct way, and unfortunetly there is no inexpensive way around it. All the trophies in the world does not make a person a trained and licensed installer.
h4mm3r0g0d wrote:Hey everyone. I will be buying a 2010 rogue krom edition. I noticed it has the crappier radio and no USB port in the center console. My idea is to replace the radio with one from the SV edition and eventually add the back up camera and the GPS navigation. I would like to also replace the center console so I can have a USB port also. I use flash drives for all my music because its so much easier then an iPod. My. question is will this swap work and if I would be able to wire an amp to the SV radio for some Subs in the back. Any ideas or suggestions?