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<blockquote data-quote="Jeffro83" data-source="post: 8639742" data-attributes="member: 674133"><p>Well I&#039;m glad it&#039;s at least a little better. like I said before I am no front stage expert, but I really do think that since your car is using the stock head unit, and has a 3-way front stage that the line you&#039;re tapping into for your signal is already crossed over at a set point that you cannot change without a DSP. so your loc is just taking the pre crossed over signal and amplifying it. seen a few other people run into this problem plus that&#039;s the only thing that makes sense to me. really do wish I could do more to help you out cuz I&#039;ve got a lot of good help from this form, and would like to try to pay some of it back if I could. another thing you could try is, like Loslsatool said above, get a 3.5 mm to RCA cable and plug that straight into the amp since your phone will have a full range signal you should then have a full range signal playing through the speakers, and that would definitely let you know that your amp is good, and the signal is the problem, or if the signal is good and something else is the problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Jeffro83, post: 8639742, member: 674133"] Well I'm glad it's at least a little better. like I said before I am no front stage expert, but I really do think that since your car is using the stock head unit, and has a 3-way front stage that the line you're tapping into for your signal is already crossed over at a set point that you cannot change without a DSP. so your loc is just taking the pre crossed over signal and amplifying it. seen a few other people run into this problem plus that's the only thing that makes sense to me. really do wish I could do more to help you out cuz I've got a lot of good help from this form, and would like to try to pay some of it back if I could. another thing you could try is, like Loslsatool said above, get a 3.5 mm to RCA cable and plug that straight into the amp since your phone will have a full range signal you should then have a full range signal playing through the speakers, and that would definitely let you know that your amp is good, and the signal is the problem, or if the signal is good and something else is the problem. [/QUOTE]

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