tk123
Junior Member
I joined just to get some expert opinions! I'm sorry if this is not the right place to put this... Mods please move it if need be. I have a 2013 Cadillac ATS which employs the Bose Centerpoint Surround Sound System with Active Sound Management (Noise Cancellation).
I would love to add some power and bass to the system, but other owners on cadillacforums.com have reported feedback from the Active Sound Management system when they have connected an aftermarket amp & sub and the only way they have found around this is to cut the mics, therefore disabling the system entirely. My problem is, I actually like the concept and feel it really works. The cabin in my ATS is the quietest I have ever been in. Whether it is the result of superior mechanical engineering and sound deadening or if the system is really working I don't know; but I'd rather not find out the hard way.
Is anyone familiar with this system and know a way around it without disabling the system?
I would love to add some power and bass to the system, but other owners on cadillacforums.com have reported feedback from the Active Sound Management system when they have connected an aftermarket amp & sub and the only way they have found around this is to cut the mics, therefore disabling the system entirely. My problem is, I actually like the concept and feel it really works. The cabin in my ATS is the quietest I have ever been in. Whether it is the result of superior mechanical engineering and sound deadening or if the system is really working I don't know; but I'd rather not find out the hard way.
Is anyone familiar with this system and know a way around it without disabling the system?
