ktp1598
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- 2019 Kona Blue California Special
Ok, that was Bas-akwards. This is much better.
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Does the Blaupunkt turn on automatically when you turn o the radio or did you have to run a seperate wire to turn on?There is a tiny bit of movement but not bad at all for regular driving. Don't know how well they'd do with spirited driving. Ground wire was run to the bracket between the seats. Power went to the battery junction box under the hood through a grommet where the clutch pedal would have gone. (I have an auto). Speaker level inputs. I did hear a small rattle with a lot of bass but it was minor. I think it may have been something in the back seat. Very satisfied now!
Oh and amp turn on went to the small blue/white stripe wire wrapped up with the speaker wires before the split in the trunk by the rear speakers.
Thanks for the write-up and pics, ktp1598. I'll probably go the exact same route.I ran a high level input and it didn't turn on automatically. That might be a line level thing so I just ran a turn on wire.
Damn that should sound great when you get it all in. Awaiting your assessment of the install. Take some pics!Awww yisss!!!
Just need my MS-8 and pair of Hertz HDP4 amps to show up. I still don't think those Mille tweeters will mount in the stock location though.
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Can anyone take a pic of the speaker cable / harness that connects to the stock 6.5" speakers?Scariest part was bending the rear plastic panels out of the way to remove the package tray. The tray is only held in by 2 push pins, one on either side in the front. I soldered 2 small wires to each speaker and used bullet connectors to connect to the factory harness. The factory plugs have to be cut off. Install is easy enough. Be very careful removing and reinstalling the rear-most screws as they're almost up against the glass. Just take your time.