Infinity Basslink
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That's actually still a good price....most everywhere else it's still $299.
( I paid $199 at Crutchfield for mine on sale)
These have been posted before, but here's mine....
( I paid $199 at Crutchfield for mine on sale)
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JK-KJ i noticed that in your bottom pic you only have one of those clips inserted into the basslink (the white clip connected to two wires blue and green) the basslink comes with the of those sets a blue and green one and a gray and white one, why do you only have one in, is it only hooked up to the front speakers?
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JK-KJ i noticed that in your bottom pic you only have one of those clips inserted into the basslink (the white clip connected to two wires blue and green) the basslink comes with the of those sets a blue and green one and a gray and white one, why do you only have one in, is it only hooked up to the front speakers?
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no idea, but i did hear that hooking it up to the rear would decrease power because the Head limits the power i guess, i have my fade set back -4 now, but your blue wire goes to one speaker and the green to the other and thats that? i found out how to take off the side of the dash and saw the foam firewall hole, just run the wires under the carpet and up through there to the battery? also your B-link starts up automatically when ignition is on, you didn't have the remote power wired to your headunit?, and i don't notice any RCA's all i see is the main power, remote wire, and the speaker clip is this right? i ask alota questions my bad guys.. i wanna save some on instal
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no idea, but i did hear that hooking it up to the rear would decrease power because the Head limits the power i guess, i have my fade set back -4 now, but your blue wire goes to one speaker and the green to the other and thats that? i found out how to take off the side of the dash and saw the foam firewall hole, just run the wires under the carpet and up through there to the battery? also your B-link starts up automatically when ignition is on, you didn't have the remote power wired to your headunit?, and i don't notice any RCA's all i see is the main power, remote wire, and the speaker clip is this right? i ask alota questions my bad guys.. i wanna save some on instal
Actually, the wires I have are purple (2 wires...one pos, one neg) that goes to driver's side speaker....and green (2 wires...one pos, one neg) that goes to pass side speaker. And yep, just run the wires up under the edge of the carpet/behind plastic pieces to the hole then to the battery. The Basslink gets the signal from the speaker wires to turn itself on (like a remote wire), so when it senses sound coming through those speaker wires it will turn on.....there's a small delay with mine, when I crank the Jeep and turn the radio on, it takes a couple seconds for the Basslink to come on because it's getting the signal from the speaker wires. And you don't need RCA's, that's what the speaker level inputs take the place of......all you will have is: POWER, GROUND, SPEAKER WIRE TO LEFT SPEAKER, SPEAKER WIRE TO RIGHT SPEAKER.
Hope this helps....
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Overall I'm really happy with the stock Infinity system, but I notice on some cds the sub works great, where others it seems inadaquate. I wish there were an independent control for the sub level instead of just the overall bass level. Down the road I might look to improve on the stocker.
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