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Found the problem...the LC7 sound processor has an auxiliary input and the unit was set for that. All I had to do was plug in the aux input selector and change over to the main inputs.

I hooked up an AudioControl LC7 in between my 2007 Mazdaspeed non-Bose factory radio and a JL Audio 300/4 4 channel amp. I am getting 12v power to both the LC7 and the amp but no sound. Everything is properly grounded. I cut the factory speaker wires just behind the factory radio plug-in behind...

A stereo install shop in town told me they put them inside the door cavity just under the oval speaker opening and use one screw to the metal panel with some isolation tape to prevent vibration. I have one installed and it's out of the way and pretty slick.

I have an 2007 MS3 and am wondering where to mount the crossover for my Hertz ESK 570 components I am installing in the front door? There doesn't seem to be room behind the door panel and I hate having to mount it under the dash and then run two wire pairs back into the door panel for the...

I'm installing the Audiocontrol LC7 and was wondering if anyone has any advice one way or another on whether I would see significant soundstage improvement if I added an Audiocontrol EQS equalizer into the circuit. They are pricey and if someone has some input, I'd appreciate it. Component...

Appreciate all the input...I settled on an Audiocontrol LC7 processor and am considering an Alpine 4 ch. MRP-F300 amp for the the component fronts (haven't decided what brand but definately want 6x8 mids with tweets up in the front sail panel.) I have a pair of Boston RX87 two ways that have...

I appreciate the input. I won't be doing the garbage in garbage out route. (no offense to the Walmart suggestion.) I'll be buying my components from the better rep brands and mostly have looked at AudioControl LC6i (probably overkill but I don't have the background to know for sure,) JL Audio...

I didn't get the Grand Touring edition, so my system consists of six speakers and a single CD head unit. There are no badges stating that it is Bose, so I'm going to assume it's not.

I want to keep my stock headunit and install a four channel amp and sub amp with speakers, but know nothing of the best way to do this without spending significant bucks. I have been reading about line out converters, line drivers and signal processors and am confused as to the best way to go...