I have searched the forum and found multiple threads on this topic but I was unable to find an exact answer for my situation. In my 2017 RTL-E, I am keeping the factory head unit and installing an aftermarket subwoofer in an enclosure under the rear bench seats, powering it with an amplifier...

So, as I said in this thread, I am documenting the install of a Rockville 10 inch sub-woofer in my 2006 RT Ridgeline. I bought this RL almost a year ago. The original owner had put a decent Kenwood NAV unit in a few years ago, but left everything else bone-stock. Original paper cone speakers...

Time to pay it forward ... thanks to all those whose posts helped me get the job done right. A brand new 2013 Ridgeline RTL should have a better sound system than a 160 watt 6-disc CD change ... and since I had done a stereo install in my previous vehicle (2005 Honda Pilot) I was confident I...

Hi, recently installed new 4 channel, Jensen amp to existing head unit. wired LOC right off unit to minimize any noise from wires. Used thick RCA cables from LOC to Amp. Installed 2 sets of Kenwood speakers. As soon as any volume, (01) is applied, I get a lot of white noise, (not engine)...

I currently have my amp's remote wire hooked up to ignition so when key is turned it powers up, it works great but I share this car with my family and they do not enjoy the base of my two rockford fosgate p2d4-15's, so as of now I have been unplugging RCA cables from amp every time I get out of...

I am installing an amp and the SQ-10 w/ ED box behind the rear seat. I know I have to tap into the harness behind the factory Navi to run wire to the LC6i, which I am also installing in the rear of the truck. I have read and understand that soldering is the preferred method to tap into the...