Nice work. That is great info!!!
I’d be down for that! Just need to find a reason to travel down there . . . High of 35 deg today. That might qualify!Hello scott. Thanks for the video. Anytime you are in orlando and want to help me add the same setup to my Ti sport without the hk, will supply a cold beer and dinner. Mark
Are you asking if the Stelvio without the sub has speaker wire for that sub (missing)? If so, the answer would be no.is anybody know if the cables for the orginal sub are present also whitout the sub?
I’m still waiting for Lawyerboy to buy my ticket ?♂I am still waiting for scott Larson to come to sunny and warm central Florida to help me with my sub install.
I installed an 8" Kicker sub a few weeks ago after seeing your video....very happy with it. Thx for the inspiration!So, I’ll be honest . . . with the new platform I’m not sure how updates come across, so I’m just posting a how-to video in a new discussion. A couple of notes:
1.). This video is for adding an additional powered sub to your Stelvio.
2.). I think the “proper” way to do this would be to tap into the rear speakers in the 2 rear doors. I opted NOT to do that because I know how prone I am to breaking stuff. The interior is not my specialty and I’m paranoid about breaking off tabs, etc., so I tapped into the current sub.
3.). The Sound Ordnance sub has provisions for RCA plugs as well as standard speaker wire. I purchased an LOC, but opted to retain the standard speaker wires (hint: LOC just sitting around if you need one).
4.). I am NOT an electrical genius. I’m sure many of you are much better at doing these things than I am. Constructive criticism is welcomed, but not looking for the destructive kind.
It's very close. It's interesting how the new found lower frequencies really opens up the sound stage. It definitely now gets loud enough to hurt my ears! Proper tuning of the sub, and the quality of the audio source (or song) really makes a big difference in the sound. Some tracks sound amazing, while others not so much. Regardless, I'm very happy with it and I still have all of my cargo space! I just hauled 20 bags of mulch the other day without having to remove a sub box! I'm ready for my next road trip!So glad! That’s exactly why I made the video. Hope your Stelvio is exactly how you want it now!
Scott - why did you choose the Sound Ordnance over other possible options? Did adding this sub cause a speaker code to appear?So, I’ll be honest . . . with the new platform I’m not sure how updates come across, so I’m just posting a how-to video in a new discussion. A couple of notes:
1.). This video is for adding an additional powered sub to your Stelvio.
2.). I think the “proper” way to do this would be to tap into the rear speakers in the 2 rear doors. I opted NOT to do that because I know how prone I am to breaking stuff. The interior is not my specialty and I’m paranoid about breaking off tabs, etc., so I tapped into the current sub.
3.). The Sound Ordnance sub has provisions for RCA plugs as well as standard speaker wire. I purchased an LOC, but opted to retain the standard speaker wires (hint: LOC just sitting around if you need one).
4.). I am NOT an electrical genius. I’m sure many of you are much better at doing these things than I am. Constructive criticism is welcomed, but not looking for the destructive kind.
Also: What happened to the blue wire? It disappeared? You showed the blue wire and then it's black and red in the sub? You connected the blue wires with the red and black somewhere?