Infiniti Bass Link

bigaudiofanat · 08-03-2009, 10:27 PM

The bose system has that feature that when you turn up the volume the bass will start fading out weather it be hooked up to a amp or a bass link from infinity. You need something like a MTX Re-Q in order to install it, you will need to run speaker wires from the sub output from the factory amp. For those of you that have stock non bose models you can integrate it easily just have to located the speaker wires and tap into them and run them to the level input to the infinity bass link.

armensti · 08-04-2009, 01:40 AM

you guys listen to what "bigaudiofanat" is saying. i didnt at first and im in big ****. i added a woofer and an amp to my bose system and it doesnt hit at alllllllll its soooo weak. my cuzin has the same woofer and he doesnt even put the base controler half way and it hits 10X harder then mine. your best bet would be to get rid of the whole system and build it from scratch or just get rid of the amp and the head unit and keep the stock speakers and use an after market amp for the inside speakers and the woofer. or just do what his telling you to do because i didnt and im just wasting money left to right for no reason.

Asheth · 08-04-2009, 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by armensti

you guys listen to what "bigaudiofanat" is saying. i didnt at first and im in big ****. i added a woofer and an amp to my bose system and it doesnt hit at alllllllll its soooo weak. my cuzin has the same woofer and he doesnt even put the base controler half way and it hits 10X harder then mine. your best bet would be to get rid of the whole system and build it from scratch or just get rid of the amp and the head unit and keep the stock speakers and use an after market amp for the inside speakers and the woofer. or just do what his telling you to do because i didnt and im just wasting money left to right for no reason.

Sorry to hear that, but couldnt you do just as he is saying and buy the MTX RE-Q or the JL Audio Cleansweep and add it to your current setup and you should be good from the way I understand everything should be easy fix but you will have to shell out more money

armensti · 08-04-2009, 02:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Asheth

Sorry to hear that, but couldnt you do just as he is saying and buy the MTX RE-Q or the JL Audio Cleansweep and add it to your current setup and you should be good from the way I understand everything should be easy fix but you will have to shell out more money

yeah but the head unit and the stock amp are really crappy so you need to upgrade those as well.

tonmed123 · 08-04-2009, 04:34 AM

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Originally Posted by armensti

you guys listen to what "bigaudiofanat" is saying. i didnt at first and im in big ****. i added a woofer and an amp to my bose system and it doesnt hit at alllllllll its soooo weak. my cuzin has the same woofer and he doesnt even put the base controler half way and it hits 10X harder then mine. your best bet would be to get rid of the whole system and build it from scratch or just get rid of the amp and the head unit and keep the stock speakers and use an after market amp for the inside speakers and the woofer. or just do what his telling you to do because i didnt and im just wasting money left to right for no reason.

Did you have the HU w navi or the other? I thought only the amp that controlled the fading that we are concerned about?

bigaudiofanat · 08-04-2009, 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by tonmed123

Did you have the HU w navi or the other? I thought only the amp that controlled the fading that we are concerned about?

Any BOSE system will have the fading out I am not sure about the nav setup.

08-03-2009, 10:27 PM	#1 (permalink)
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08-04-2009, 01:40 AM	#2 (permalink)
armensti Enthusiast Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: CA Posts: 447 Drives: 370Z/Tring/Spt/6MT Rep Power: 17	you guys listen to what "bigaudiofanat" is saying. i didnt at first and im in big ****. i added a woofer and an amp to my bose system and it doesnt hit at alllllllll its soooo weak. my cuzin has the same woofer and he doesnt even put the base controler half way and it hits 10X harder then mine. your best bet would be to get rid of the whole system and build it from scratch or just get rid of the amp and the head unit and keep the stock speakers and use an after market amp for the inside speakers and the woofer. or just do what his telling you to do because i didnt and im just wasting money left to right for no reason.