help me got a pontiac g8

[07sciontc 10+ year member]

this is one of thoses rides with the buil in dashes i want a system has a stock woofer in the front dash blown and it ***** *** lol i wana know if i can use the hook ups off the stock woofer and if there is a amp replce it with a big amp and subs in the truck thanks for any help

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[>>SQL<< 10+ year member]

YOu should rewrite your post as it is very hard to understand.

I have never seen a stock subwoofer in the dash.

 

[07sciontc 10+ year member]

it is in the dash in the middle up front

 

[jeffs42885 10+ year member]

the speaker in the middle of the dash is not a subwoofer. Get a line output converter, and hook it to the rear speaker wires that go into the stock subwoofer amplifier in the trunk

 

[akheathen Premium Member]

i have seen the stock woofer mounted in the front in a tahoe bose system. if you are sure it is just a sub, then ot will be a lp crossed high level signal, which means you need to get a loc and tap to it, or use the high inputs,if equipped on your amp. usually, if it's a single driver, than yes, it is the factory sub.

 

[07sciontc 10+ year member]

im not sure the factory amp is in the trunk under the rear deack lid right the silver box

 

[budahbuddy803 10+ year member]

the honda element has a stock 6" sub up front but its more or less under the dash. if your speaker is in the center of the dash, like by the windshield, its probably a center speaker and not a sub.

 

[Jasonc13 10+ year member]

I have recently purchased a 2008 Pontiac G6 with the Monsoon stereo. We want to keep the the display functions of the stock headunit so a quality converter was needed.

I installed a re-Q5, and am very pleased with it.

re-Q - Take control of your factory stereo!

The re-Q5 version converts your Highs, Mids & sub outputs to an A/V output. It also has adjustable gain control. I paid about $90 off Amazon.

If you have the monsoon system, I recommend you splice into output signal from the Monsoon amp. I tried splicing into both the input & the output wires, and the OUTPUT provided better volume & sound quality. (at least to my untrained ear )