CHEVY C5 CORVETTE W/ BOSE - FULL AUDIO SYSTEM UPGRADE AND HOW TO
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- CHEVY C5 CORVETTE W/ BOSE - FULL AUDIO SYSTEM UPGRADE AND HOW TO
CUSTOMER BROUGHT IN HIS OWN EQUIPMENT INCLUDING ALL ROCKFORD HIGHS AND 4 CHANNEL WITH SUB AMP. HE ALSO SUPPLIED US WITH A PIONEER HEADUNIT WITH METRA ELECTRONICS DASH KIT AND HARNESS. WE SUPPLIED NEW DDAUDIO SPEAKERS AND SHURKEN BATTERY. HE ALSO SUPPLIED A RED TOP BATTERY FOR THE FRONT AND ALL NEW ROCKFORD WIRING WITH KILMAT FOR SOUND DEADENING
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Great video now I can take everything apart before taking it to the shop I will hate for them to messing something up
VERY NICE , i would like to do this but i never listen to stero when driving a car like this. When parked maybe but when driving the engiune is what your listing too.
Looking at upgrading everything and found this video. Very helpful! I bought Kilmat for my 06 Lexus and it's really good stuff! Luckily I have enough left over to use on my C5. Great video!
Not sure if this question was asked or not but did you run new wires for the door and rear speakers? You bypassed the bose amp right?
Where did you put the capacitor?
We ditched the capacitor and did a small battery in between the amplifiers on the amp brack
@@octanetvchannel Excellent, thank you for the quick response!
👍I knew the door speakers were a PIA, but when my installer told me about all the work to replace all speakers I had no clue, thanks for the education - my guy replaced the head until with a Sony MX620BT and Focal 8" 2 way's wow best sound around, now I have to replace the POC Dual sub
a trick: watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies these days.
@Darwin Gabriel Yea, I have been using Flixzone} for since december myself =)
U just pop the grills off on the rear speakers to remove lol
Good video, but you skip over all the actual DOING. You say do this, then you skip the part where you actually do it, then you show after it's done.
Your using butt connectors and wire taps on everything you do no soldering or heat shrink and you still charging$100 an hour. You could have done a cleaner install just say'n.
Well thank you for your valuable input but we've been using them for over 25 years with no issues. Large companies use butt connectors and t-taps with no issues that's why 3M is a multi-billion dollar almost trillion dollar company because they make products that work and have worked for over decades. it all comes down to the installer if you use them in properly yes they will not work correctly but if you're a good installer and trained they will be solid with no issues. Sorry that using these products offend you there's more than one way to do anything in this world. I prefer not to solder because I've had multiple problems with soldering in the past with types of installs like this
@@octanetvchannelWow someone's a little hurt over a little constructive criticism just because it's ok to get away using that crap for do it yourselfer's doesn't mean as a professional installer you have to use it. It's called being lazy and not taking pride in your installation. Do what ever makes you feel good in your business. Have a great day and keep up the good work .👍
I agree with the soldering and heat shrink.
@@octanetvchannel You mention "good installer" why aren't you one? If you have had problems with soldering it was because you aren't trained at it or just didn't do it correctly.. I am also concerned that you are so defensive of honest criticism. In my experience you are just trying to justify cutting corners. That last paragraph just sealed your conviction with me and a few others that are sitting here. Hey, with all that, have a great day.
@@piscestoo please explain to me how constructive criticism in your paragraph is saying that someone is not a good installer? Please provide us with all your videos of your installation and your years of experience. We've installed over thousands of amplifier and car audio applications. Please let us know if your expertise in this and how many views you have on your channel of all your professional installations. In over 22 years we have never had anybody come back with any complaints of any of our stuff failing using any of our 3M products. That's why 3M is one of the largest companies in the world and their products hold up with no complaints. Maybe instead of criticizing somebody's video you should think about everybody's preferred method of how they do installation. There's always one way or better yet multi ways of doing an installation. It doesn't always have to be one way is the correct way there is multiple ways of doing any installation. If you prefer to solder that is your choice just not ours. I'm not going to sit here and explain of why we don't solder. Thank you for your lovely comment and all your negativity. We are trying to provide people with insulation videos to show people how to do installs while all you do is criticize what we do and call us bad installers. Maybe you should work on being a more positive person and you'd have more views on your channel. Thank you for your time and I hope next time you'll think about what you say to somebody and stop being so negative
Great video, i might hage missed it but where did you ground the negative wire from the amp?
Honestly I can't remember but I believe where we mounted the amps right underneath that is a metal bar that goes across underneath the carpet. You can either ground it there or the best way to do it is just run a ground and power directly from the battery
I am about to put a system in my c5. I’m leaving the stock radio in but unhooked. I have a dash mount for my iPad that I always use , never listen to radio. Plan on hoping it all up Bluetooth through amps , Watching this build helped me out a lot as far as ideas on amp , wire and speaker placement .. thanks for video
Thank you!
I can’t find the description for everything you use for installing this awesome system. Can you please send me a list of everything where you are located and how much would you charge to do the exact set up if I purchase all products that’s needed for this job, I can’t buy it all at once, but I can’t purchase it little by little.
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Put screen over sub
wow such a nice install. upgrading my c5 head unit this weekend (single din) so hopefully a much easier install than this... wish I could afford this!
Did you bypass the bose processor unit in the driver footwell?
Yes we did. We ran everything off of the aftermarket amplifier
That was amazing. I would like to do exact same upgrade to my c5 I just purchased. Great work
Great Job
Bro ur work is art!
Great work! Thanks for taking the time to make the video.
This is amazing. I just traded my friend for his c5 & all of the bose stuff doesn't work at all so no tunes!! What did you do with the two power wires that ran to the stock 8" bose woofers in the doors? If I want the 3.5" & 6.5" setup like this vette has, is a separate amp for the doors needed?
6:20 what is that black panel on the right side of the door called? I had one but i removed and need a replacement for it. Can you help me find one thanks
@8:45 you can also turn the lighter jack and it pops out saves u from taking off the back part
So do you need to run new speaker wires. Or do you just use the factory wires.
Dude, get a bluetooth mic! Couldn't hear you...
Jam-up install, no pun intended! Doing real similar install in my c5
Mark Crawford what no marmalade?
Hi I have 2000 C5 vette, just upgraded for a double din head unit and used the axxess wiring interface to keep my stock speakers my question is what else would I need if I just wanted to upgrade door speakers? Plug and play? Or any adapters? Any advise would be appreciated thank you everyone.
The way that system is set up on Bose I would highly recommend doing an amplifier with a Bose bypass. Mainly because you won't get any of the full potential of the new speakers
I just did the same thing. The sound leaves a lot to be desired. I may increase the gain on the Axxess box but I don't expect miracles.
Awsome job!!!!!
Amazing job! How much did it cost to buy the parts and how much was the labor?
We did not buy any of the parts they were all brought to us but we charged $100 an hour and it took us around 15 to 20 hours
@@octanetvchannel Alrighty, thank you!
Wow very nice set up! Great work plus you did an awesome job with explaining the installation!
Sooooo how you run that power wire HELLO
im looking for the front door speaker panels with the tweeter mounts as well
, you know where i can get one?
Amazon or eBay
Great video.
Thank you!
@@octanetvchannel he didn’t use 4 channel for his door and rear speaker?
@@josecollazos6 yes he used a 4 channel
Where did he get the speaker adapter from?
Can you mount the Amplifiers in the cargo bays?
The side bays are pretty small and the amps might not fit. If you mount a sub in the center bay the amps would be sitting right under it - probably not a good idea. Mounting the sub(s) in an external box at the rear of the car would work but then you'd have to make sure the roof panel cleared it if you wanted to put it in the trunk. One way or another you're going to have to mount something externally.
How much would this type of job be itself ? Excluding what the owner purchased already
It would really depend on what the shop would charge. Most shops around here charge around $100 an hour to $125 an hour. We roughly had around 25 to 30 hours in this whole job
That's a clean little set up
Nice work. How did you secure the Amp rack to the floor?
Velcro and the top cover holds it into place
That amp box looks insane!!!! WOW!
Very good video
You don't need to do all that for the rear speakers. All you have to do is remove the grille. Easy.
Nasty set up. Great job
How did you wire up the door speakers and rear speakers? I saw you tapped into factory wiring but aren’t they running off of an amplifier ?
This particular model had amplifiers on the speakers so we just used our aftermarket amplifier into the factory wiringbecause the factory amplifiers that were connected to the speakers were detached when we unplug the factory speakers
Ok, I didn’t know that was possible to tap into the factory wiring. So did you just split the front channels so you could have both 6.5 & 3.5 in the front doors ?
@@BlackBullitt1 yes and we ran a crossover
@@octanetvchannel Very Nice.. question. can you tap for the speakers behind the factory radio and get direct signal to the speakers in the door, or will it route thru the bose processor located above the accelerator pedal first? I'm getting mixed reviews on this. Based on what people are saying, the bose radio sends signals to the processor and the processor sends signal directly to the amps in the front doors for sub, and also sends signal back to the radio for it to use its internal amp to power the 3.5" twiddlers and rear speakers.. so I want to be sure that the wires behind the factory radio will route directly to the front doors and not to the bose sound processor.
@@xbdrabbitx any update on this rabbit? trying to figure this out myself
You install stereos enough you know not to run rca cables and power wires down the same side
This customer is over 50 isnt he?
20s
true installer never wear watches rings etc
Will say it looks good tho. good job.