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<blockquote data-quote="RCZ-mad" data-source="post: 8897370" data-attributes="member: 693493">Mission accomplished! So, after going through the wiring diagrams and tracing wires etc. I test wired everything up and it works.The under-seat subwoofer has a small handheld controller that lets you adjust gain etc. but what was really handy is that it allowed you to press a button and switch the polarity, so if you got your wires attached the wrong way, no big deal. So because it had that function, I decided not to bother getting the analog meter as it was unnecessary at that point, if I got the wiring wrong, the button would save me!The only thing left to do is spend a bit of time balancing the sound levels by adjusting the head unit EQ settings and then the bass controller itself to ensure I get extra bass without the boominess or distortion.Thanks to everyone that made an effort to help, I&#039;ve learned a great deal in this last week!For anyone interested, this is the unit I installed. Its not going to win any competitions but initial testing is positive, it does what I had hoped it would, which is to pick up the slack for the stock sound system by filling in the missing bass sound that is especially lacking at mid volume.For anyone interested, this is the unit: <a href="https://www.crutchfield.com/S-ScucCuESjjc/p_130TSWX130/Pioneer-TS-WX130DA.html" target="_blank">Sony TS-WX130DA</a>[ATTACH=full]65167[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RCZ-mad, post: 8897370, member: 693493"] Mission accomplished! So, after going through the wiring diagrams and tracing wires etc. I test wired everything up and it works. The under-seat subwoofer has a small handheld controller that lets you adjust gain etc. but what was really handy is that it allowed you to press a button and switch the polarity, so if you got your wires attached the wrong way, no big deal. So because it had that function, I decided not to bother getting the analog meter as it was unnecessary at that point, if I got the wiring wrong, the button would save me! The only thing left to do is spend a bit of time balancing the sound levels by adjusting the head unit EQ settings and then the bass controller itself to ensure I get extra bass without the boominess or distortion. Thanks to everyone that made an effort to help, I've learned a great deal in this last week! For anyone interested, this is the unit I installed. Its not going to win any competitions but initial testing is positive, it does what I had hoped it would, which is to pick up the slack for the stock sound system by filling in the missing bass sound that is especially lacking at mid volume. For anyone interested, this is the unit: [URL='https://www.crutchfield.com/S-ScucCuESjjc/p_130TSWX130/Pioneer-TS-WX130DA.html']Sony TS-WX130DA[/URL] [ATTACH type="full" width="403px" alt="Sony TS-WX130DA.jpg"]65167[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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