A while ago, I posted that I was getting some serious static/noise from my JVC KDSH909. The problem was the Bose amp.
I had just hooked it up with the wiring harness and although the sound quality was better, there was noise. I bypassed the amp this weekend by just putting a jumper wire between the correct wires down at the amp's connector. The noise problem has completely gone away. I highly recommend bypassing the Bose amp. :thumbs up:
I need help on this guys, I'm gonna use a rca converter to an equalizer. But i dont know what wire should i tap into. And yes i am keeping the oem HU and put in 2 mb quart component for front and rear. Any suggestion should be nice.:wavey:
I have an Alpine 7894 HU and after it was installed i get a static noise.. however the static noise doesn't happen all the time. Sometimes it's crystal clear, sometimes i get static. is my problem the fact that it's hooked up to the bose amp (atleat i think it's hooked up - i had a shop install it)??
I just bypassed the amp today and it was hard to use all those female and male wire connectors so I just cut the needed wires and tied them together. Simple as that.
Ok, here's what I think.
PROS:
- First off, the bass is noticeably louder and stronger.
-music isn't so loud anymore even if volume is on 1
CONS:
-Too much power going to the stock speakers so I get more distortion than before. I can't crank it up as loud anymore because I get distortion.
-It isn't crisp clear anymore.
-white noise is still there, just not as much.
Does anyone know why it sounds this way? Do any of you have the same thing even after bypassing bose amp?
easy... just splice the speaker wires into the output of the headunit/ imput of the bose amp. but make sure to cut the speakers off totally from the amp output. Now you just wire the four speakers up to the imput on the bose amp. plug harness in. then poof. the bose sub works. an dyour speakers are still bypassing the bose amp.
now lemme get this straight...youre taking the speaker, cutting it at the harness, and splicing it into the audio of the amp?
keeping in spirit of the wiring colors... youd splice the blue yellow (rear right speaker -) to the audio right rear that is still connected to the harness? (red wire)
take the wires for the speakers... FL FR RL RR both + and -
connect it to the outputs on the headunit.. which connect to the imputs of the bose amp. then plug harness in... speakers get clean signal. bose woofer still works. like 1000x stronger.
i did the bose amp bypass cutting the audio unit wires and connecting them to the speaker wires. and put the plug back in to use the bose sub. but i don't think the sub works now. i can't even feel it.
never mind it works. it's not 1000x better though. but it'll do for now.
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