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car audio equipment question?

codester asked:


my 2003 tahoe has a bose system and i just put in two 12s and an amp and when i turn off the car and go about my day, when i get back in and start it the bose equalizes out my bass so that i have to keep plugging in and out the rca jacks. any thoughts on how to fix?

Phyllis

Tags: Amp, Bose System, Rca Jacks

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2 Responses to “car audio equipment question?”

1. gizmoe says:

   July 13, 2008 at 12:46 am

   Check your cables they may be loose, or you may try changing your cables, Sounds like they may not be tight enough, cables may have a bad wire some where and when you start your engine its the vibration that causes it to shake loose.
2. jon says:

   July 14, 2008 at 12:33 pm

   I don’t think the issue is the Bose system actively equalizing anything. Bose systems require special line level converters and can be very tricky depending on which system Bose system. I recommend you use a Peripheral SVen2. If the system has a subwoofer in the console, I recommend you tap your signal source there.
   There are a few systems that have a “digital” unit and they need a special adapter. The way to tell on that is if you turn up the volume control rapidly, the volume increases at a delayed rate.