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Yes, sorry... stupid auto correction...

I can recommend Galden drivers. Midbass and midrange drivers fit the original locations. I don't know what the prices are in the USA though. But i do know that DHL is not shipping these things anymore to the US due to the tariffs. That was announced a few days ago by DHL in Germany.

Metra 72-5605 is for the door midranges. I had them in my doors before i sold the car.

Resonix stuff is really good and sometimes way above the level of the competitors. It's used by a lot of competitors in sound quality competitions.

Too bad they don't ship to Germany.... :(

Ah… not available in Europe <sigh>. But if it works as good as anything else from idatalink it might work.

It wont work... usually aftermarket headunits depend on the mics provided with them.

idatalink RR or RR2 and an idatalink MFT1.

Not the speakers cut out, but the amp does. Did the shop or you use an integration device like an idatalink a2b, pac-audio or m0bridge? If not, did you use high-level in? If high-level in, did you use load resistors or did you disable the speaker detection?

Why not just disable the battery management system with ForScan and test?

To be honest.... i don't even know where to start to explain what you did wrong... The front midrange is not getting a fullrange signal at all. It's a highpassed signal without any real bass. 2nd, by splicing into the front speaker outputs after the shaker amplifier you probably triggered the...

They probably removed the support from their app. Ask the developers of the app first....

Then just get the idatalink harness for that system and have it modified (or modify it yourself). With slight modifications you can attach any DSP or DSP amplifier to that harness, no DSR1 needed.

Base or Shaker as starting system, i.e. 6, 9 or 12 speaker?

I have removed the amp completely, still having bass boost with every EQ setting that should give a flat response. Well, the response is flat, when the volume dial is set to a number larger than 15... below that i have a variable bass boost depending on the volume setting. That's one of the main...

The signal wires are in the black plug. Front/Rear Left/Right.

The 721 lines do not remove the bass boost. Mine was at 0 from factory and it still has the bass boost. Changed to 4, 6 and still bass boost.

Get the 2nd pair of pillars and aim the tweeters towards you. Well worth it. Another add on that i would highly recommend is a real DSP. I know you are not doing fully active, but having a left/right time alignment and better EQ capabilities go a long way imho. With 6 channels those DSPs can be...

In the amplified stock system the signal usually is already flat from the ACM to begin with. All EQ happens in the amplifier of the stock system, not the ACM. So measure the ACMs response first and then reprogram the EQ setting with ForScan if necessary. And even with flat EQ in ForScan in the...