Stock Radio Gain Replacement?
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Stock Radio Gain Replacement?
Hey Everyone,
So I was wondering if anyone knows if there is an aftermarket cover or something else to put in the dash were the stock radio gain control is. [see picture] I was looking to replace that because it looks kinda dumb and it not hooked up to the aftermarket radio. Any suggestions will be great.
petey
So I was wondering if anyone knows if there is an aftermarket cover or something else to put in the dash were the stock radio gain control is. [see picture] I was looking to replace that because it looks kinda dumb and it not hooked up to the aftermarket radio. Any suggestions will be great.
petey
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Did you use a plug into factory wiring harness when you replaced your headunit?
If so..it'* very easy to reconnect the gain slider and have it work again.
If not.. would you like a little bose plate to cover that space?
If you want to reconnect...the info you need is in my install link below.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ht=aftermarket
If so..it'* very easy to reconnect the gain slider and have it work again.
If not.. would you like a little bose plate to cover that space?
If you want to reconnect...the info you need is in my install link below.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ht=aftermarket
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I was looking at replacing it with just some kind of cover. I don't need to connect the gain slider because the HeadUnit already does that function. I was just looking for some simple cover, but anything you can find would be great!!
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Originally Posted by J Wikoff
You could get a Bose plate, then get a custom emblem to put on it.
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Petey, if you are running stock speakers in the back, they're dual-coil. The bass gain only drives ONE of the coils. The HU drives the other. In that case, hook it back up.
If you have aftermarket speakers, get a cover for it.
If you have aftermarket speakers, get a cover for it.
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Originally Posted by willwren
Petey, if you are running stock speakers in the back, they're dual-coil. The bass gain only drives ONE of the coils. The HU drives the other. In that case, hook it back up.
If you have aftermarket speakers, get a cover for it.
If you have aftermarket speakers, get a cover for it.
and I prolly can come up with a Bose Plate for ya