2005 - 2015 Toyota Tacoma Under Seat Sub Install | QBUS8v2
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Parts linked in the description below!
Watch a full tutorial as a 2005 - 2015 Toyota Tacoma will have an NVX Subwoofer w/ built in Amplifier installed under the front seat. This sub / amp combo allows you to add bass while not using up valuable space in your truck.
To purchase this sub, click here:
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To see the unboxing of the sub, click here:
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To see the radio install on this truck, click here:
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This video applies to Toyota Tacoma models for years 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015. This video includes a full installation and a quick demo.
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Parts Used:
*NVX QuickBass System 8" Sub / Amp Combo QBUS8v2: amzn.to/3w21TiS
*KnuKonceptz 8 gauge wiring kit: amzn.to/3iWX7jK
**If you want a fully assembled LOC T harness adapter (2016-2019) if installing to a factory radio, click here: www.provobeast...
Parts linked in the description!
Omg that engine mess 😳
i bought one nvx underseat subwoofer amp combo i really like it sounds great clean bass
Do you have any videos of access cab installations?
How does it connect to the OEM Head unit!? Can you tell is what is needed for that and how to do it?
Do you have a sound test video coming soon for this sub?
Is this the double cab? There are heater vents under the driver seat of the double cab. Did you place the sub over the vents? In front? Behind?
they are heater/ac vents. I imagine the ac would actually help but would heat be problematic for the powered sub?
I've always thought the heater vents would be a bad idea. I figure I'll stuff mine with something to block off airflow.
I'm out of the loop apparently. I bought a single 10 and amp to throw in my 06 almost a year ago (not yet installed), not knowing these compact amp/subs were a thing. Really tempting to ditch what I have and get one of these instead. LOL
My head unit has ONE Sub Out RCA. The powered subwoofer I am looking at has TWO (L & R IINPUT) Line In. I'm hearing conflicting info. Some say, run One line from Sub Out and pick either L or R in. Others say to use a Y-cable from the Sub Out and use both ports on the powered subwoofer Line In. Any suggestions or advice?
So most headunits will have a set voltage output on the mono RCA(s), regardless if that voltage is split between two ports or just one. So, your radio is putting full preout voltage through that one RCA output and not splitting it between two. Your input. On the amplifier side, it's usually the same if it's a mono amplifier to receive that voltage through one or two. Howevever, just to be safe, i'd add an RCA splitter to the radio side and run the two channel RCA cables to your amplifier to ensure your amp is getting maximum voltage your radio is putting out.
So it shall be done. 😊 Thanks for the quick response. I watched your video last year on the speaker replacement and it went flawlessly. You guys are great.
you didnt mount it? just set it on the floor?
I see the Amp.Sub Combo is QBUS8v2 and comes with; bass knob, bass knob cable and high level input if no radio. Correct? What is the part number for the other kit with the RCA Cables, Power/Ground cables, Fuse and Remote Turn on Wire?
Everything is linked in the description
Coupon doesn't work at sonic website.
could i possibly fit a 12 under my seat?
Did you not need a LOC? The sub/amp I bought “requires” one but I’m not sure how accurate that is
Nope because this was connected to an aftermarket radio that had rca preouts already.
I ordered a Sony aftermarket single DIN radio. I’m wondering if that radio or do all aftermarket radios will also come with that blue and white wire to connect the remote wire from the SUB
Yes, a Sony will have a blue / white wire to trigger the aftermarket amplifier to turn on when the radio turns on.
@@ProvoBeastAudio Thanks for answering. I know it may not seem like a super important question or like big deal but I really appreciate you answering.
Hard to judge bass on a video but two of them I think is in order for me lol
Any update on putting two in yet?
Did you have to cut into the power cable to install the fuse holder in the engine bay???
Yes, we cut into the amp power wire to install the inline fuse as close to the battery as possible.
@@ProvoBeastAudio I connected the white and blue (accessories) wire into a blue wire in the aftermarket wiring harness behind the Sony stereo.
Do I just tap into the same blue and white wire with that blue one coming from the subwoofer. Like do I have to disconnect the blue wire of the aftermarket harness that I connected to the white and blue wire behind the Sony stereo to connect the blue wire coming from the subwoofer, or can I have more than 1 wire connected to that blue and white (accessory) wire???
Does it come with all the wires and cables you used?
Nope, all is linked in the description
Just saw that thanks
Thanks, ordered.
How did you secure the unit in the Tacoma? Did you screw it into the floor?
Nope, there was just enough pressure from the seat to hold is securely in place.
How much?