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vy ss ute - blaupunkt headunit... does it have rear output?

Started by jz_vl · 29 Nov 2009 · 10 replies

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jz_vlArchived member
i have the standard blaupunkt headunit from the vy ss ute, it only has front speakers and i want to install 6x9's in the rear shelf, what are my best options ??? before i start ripping out the dash thanks
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jz_vlArchived member
bump cumonn need help here
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DevilsArchived member
Yeah man, same unit as used in the sedans. It's been a little while now since i've done one, but i think the plug just doesn't have the wires. Easy enough to sort out though!
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Blown Vl#Archived member
sorry to hijack thread But im looking at buying 2 10inch blaupunkt subs and just wondering how good of a brand is blaupunkt? and with the subs i listen to rave,trance,hardstyle etc music and are big subs (15",12") for bassey music or smaller subs? (8",10"). I have been told that large subwoofers have lower frequencies which is good for bassey music. is this correct?
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ISK8BYArchived member
generally, a 10 inch will have faster kick and response but wont go as low in the spectrum as a 12" or 15". but its mainly a basic rule, a good 10" will out perform a cheap 12" most days of the week, 15" are only really good if your listening to fairly bassy music, a good 12" sub or 2 will do you fine im pretty sure, but then again im no audio expert and its best off listening to some one who really knows theyre **** Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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N.A.SArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by ISK8BY generally, a 10 inch will have faster kick and response but wont go as low in the spectrum as a 12" or 15". but its mainly a basic rule, a good 10" will out perform a cheap 12" most days of the week, 15" are only really good if your listening to fairly bassy music, a good 12" sub or 2 will do you fine im pretty sure, but then again im no audio expert and its best off listening to some one who really knows theyre **** correct mate. and all depends on the box you build for it, you can easily get more db out of a single good quality 10inch in a massive ported box then a ****ty 15inch. for what the guy has said about listening to rave music the hard hitting stuff and all that, i reccommend going along the lines of 2 decent 10inch subs in a sealed box. raughly 1.5cft box for each. the 12 and 15s surface area is to big making the bass response alot slower. and dont go near blaupankt, very week subs go alone the lines of either rockford or soundstream, soundstream have some decent 10inch subs for good price. or go jaycar brand if you want. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Blown Vl#Archived member
lol so the whole thing i got told about 15 inch and fequecy had nothing to do with bass? ok thanks man, ill look around for some 10 inch subs and those brands too. so 10 inch subs are a good choice for my music cause there more responsive compared to 15inch subs. so can you make a 10 inch sub go harder then some 12's and 15s? people always say to me go bigger go bigger lol. will a 10 inch sub come standard with a 1.5cft box?
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jz_vlArchived member
ive noticed you dont have access to change rear speaker settings in the headunit, so still unsure what to do
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jz_vlArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by jz_vl ive noticed you dont have access to change rear speaker settings in the headunit, so still unsure what to do bump anyone know?
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ISK8BYArchived member
ever thought about amping all your speakers or upgrading the factory head unit, factory units have very very basic tuneability as youve probably discovered
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jz_vlArchived member
i just want the 6x9 in the back, i have an amp but not really interested in hooking it up
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