can you notice difference between sound for rear oe front hooked up to sub?
2084508
Yes but only if you use the fader to go between front and rear. But if it's in the middle where its spost to be you will hear no difference in sound quality weather or not it's hooked up to the front or rear.
2165631
The front/down firing you refer to is for the speaker driver and that faces the front. It is the resonance port that's on the bottom but that's acts only to improve the efficiency (loudness) and doesn't much matter where it's placed on the box. A very good value sub.
62925
I don't know if there is a sound quality difference, but the FRD24 has front and rear RCA output jacks and also allows the factory speakers to be connected to the factory head unit.
2044748
2 in front of catalytic converter in Y pipe & if dual exhaust, 2 behind which are a different part number...front & rear O2 sensors are NEVER the same...different readings before & after the converter are needed as well as different heats
1713226
Yes in the rear but connects to regular speaker input not sub woofer input.
777752
One of the 3.5mm cables goes to the subwoofer... the black one.... for 5.1 sound one cable is front (left and right) one is rear (left and right) and one is subwoofer the black one.
2068362
I have a powered sub also and am using the LFE.btw...I did some experimenting with the Speaker Settings because i actually have small bookshelf speakers for my surround setup (Energy CB-10 frt and Polk r30 back). So I set the Speakers to Small for the front and back and the Sub defaulted to 'Normal' (I think that's what it said) and it sounds much better now. Hope this helps.
1863862
The speakers are standard wiring so they shouldn't be an issue with your prewiring. As for the sub, nothing appeared to be different, however, could not say for sure since I don't know your prewire configuration. As a side note, I recommend a Harmon Kardon reciever so the sub can be turned off when the system is turned off. We currently have a pioneer reciever and we have to manually shut off the reciever.
1717722
I did not really notice a big difference but I never had much of an issue like that on this vehicle. Definite difference in sound though.
1868914
Hello, In your sub you should already have the circuitry needed. Just use your front L+R outputs and double them up going to your front speakers and to your sub. Yes L+R in one input on the sub. You may have to set your volume on your receiver for your front speakers a bit higher once you setup. I have done this for decades in may instances and it is also in the Yamaha manual online.
249030
The signal defiantly does not make the OEM flasher sound, it is slightly quieter, the flash pattern is a little on the fast side, even with incandescent bulbs, no LEDs, but if you want LEDs then this is the ticket, it might take a while to get use to the flash pattern and sound, Like I said it sounds different compared to the stock unit. Overall not a flaw, seamless install, never had a problem with it, Ive used it for 2 months now.The loud factor can be attributed to many things including engine noise, wind noise, ect. I installed mine in a 2003-2004 Silverado 2500HD LB7 Duramax.
2023514
Does the amp work and power your subs? Trace your wires and make sure everything is in the right place. Do not turn the knob to full on yet cause it can't break easy, put it halfway or under half. And turn your car over and see if it works? If not send me another question and ill look at mine specifically
772468
It will absolutely make a huge difference without a sub woofer. I have these in my Jeep Grand Cherokee rear doors and they have very little bass. Clear sound for the price and I would buy them again but very little low end.
1962245
Bill, I doubt anything "went wrong", but the Yamaha may not deal with potential impedance differences between your main speakers and your sub. Luckily, Yamaha allows you to set up levels for each set of speakers (front, center, back, sub) from within the setup menus. Using the remote, do the following: setup -&gt; speaker -&gt; level -&gt; scroll down to "sub" and raise the level (default is flat (0db)) until you like how it sounds. hope this helps, gfd
1258741
Not sure what you mean by front or back, but depending on whether the tweeters are on the outside vs. the inside when mounted can cause the sound field to be narrow or wider. Personally I run mine on the outside for a wider sound field. JBL states about the L820, " A wider stereo image is presented with the tweeter/midrange array outboard and a tighter image is presented with the array inboard." See the comments to this answer, the individual is using them as rear surrounds for a 5.1 system.
1258581
Mono. The left and right outputs are passive. There is one output for the subwoofer on the rear or the amp. Read the directions.
151478
A 5"subwoofer is louder than that sub... you don't have too worry about it being loud