dropdtop
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- Merrillville, IN
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2000 (Pearl White)Limited
I've been reading and searching all morning about the factory amp and even pulled up a wiring schematic via the mitchell software I have.
My plan is to keep the factory headunit (wanna keep steering wheel controls and factory look.) replacing factory speakers with MB Quart ONYX 5x7's,, already replaced factory sub with JL Audio 8w1v2 and realized the factory amp cannot push that speaker. so I purchased a MTX jackhammer JH600 that has the smartengage inputs so no need for RCA's.
?'s I have is:
1: Does the Stock MACH sub amp (2000 limited) have a turn on wire?? the schematic didnt show one.. However it did show a MUTE wire which I'm not sure of the use?
2: Would I be better suited to replace the Mach Headunit with that of a Non Mach variety? I'm wondering if using the sub amp outputs of the factory headunit would be wise or to just use a PAC-OEM2 converter coming of the rear speaker feeds (non mach radio of course)
Thanks,
Brad
My plan is to keep the factory headunit (wanna keep steering wheel controls and factory look.) replacing factory speakers with MB Quart ONYX 5x7's,, already replaced factory sub with JL Audio 8w1v2 and realized the factory amp cannot push that speaker. so I purchased a MTX jackhammer JH600 that has the smartengage inputs so no need for RCA's.
?'s I have is:
1: Does the Stock MACH sub amp (2000 limited) have a turn on wire?? the schematic didnt show one.. However it did show a MUTE wire which I'm not sure of the use?
2: Would I be better suited to replace the Mach Headunit with that of a Non Mach variety? I'm wondering if using the sub amp outputs of the factory headunit would be wise or to just use a PAC-OEM2 converter coming of the rear speaker feeds (non mach radio of course)
Thanks,
Brad