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hey man, quick question, supposedly the JBL amp is under the driver's seat? but I don't see it? nor under the passenger (actually the driver and passenger look the same).

After some intense talking and thinking and reflecting in the past 10 hours, I pretty much came to the same conclusion. I used the term "signal booster", not sure if it's technically correct but I think Beatsonic heard me. They implied that if the two gain knobs are set too high, "some users"...

to answer my own question, i think it adds to it as a pre-amp, based on the description on their website. "...The ENA-3T3 solves this by strengthening and optimizing the audio signal before it reaches your factory amplifier - giving it a cleaner, ...."

back for hopefully the final round, thanks in advance Dude! So, Beatsonic amp, the ENA 2T3 that everybody is using, I want to know two things, does it bypasss the JBL amp, or add to it like some kind of phono pre-amp? Does it just boost signal, or changes timbre/sound quality? Based on the "best...

makes sense, do you mean the AP 2MV?

Good point that the dash corners need to go hand-in-hand with the A pillar and front door. So, let's assume i'm going to go with the Audison APK690 2ohm. Upon a quick research, the mounting structure of the two dash corners is a bit tricky, either the screw holes don't line up many...

same here, have taller springs actually, from All Dog, but at least my springs were installed by dealer. my dealer is nice so shouldn't be a problem, but really, those reservoir aren't they welded onto the main shock body? detach???

now you got my attention on the two dash corner speakers! :) the Audison does not come with those, just the A pillars and front door. So what brand and model woujld be a good plug and play for the JBL dash corners? As far as Crutchfield's concerned, only these three seem to be direct bolt-on...

what speaker brand and model wouljd be a plug and play for the JBL trucks?

someone here said toyota truck "sport" trim always has the roughest ride, but my experience with the Tundra SR5 trim Sport package (yea, they call it differently), depiste with a 20" rim, had the nicest ride in automotive hisotry, on par with the lX570, and none German SUV comes close. I was...

Thanks!! First, there is a wordI probably used wrongly and interchangeably with "reponse". "Sensitivity" has its own meaning, mainly to do with perceived loudness, but I used it to mean the capability to reproduce certain low frequencies. My bad. Regarding the forizontal dash speakers (not the...

hey @The Dude i'm back again, with another amateur question. Hope you don't mind! I was thinking about choosing the aftermarket component speakers to replace the front doors and A pillars, but I wasn't sure how to make sense of the advertised frequency response range. First, I don't know the...

Hi there, no offence taken, in fact I almost wanted to phish for cautionary analysis on shops so I won't end up with bad installers, as I don't possess the visceral ability to judge. I could only indirectly assess their character by ...their character, and cultural stereotyping. You are...

Thanks! Before commenting on my perception of my shop, quick question as I am still within the 60 day return period LOL. I didn't mention that for the rear doors, I have previously swapped in a pair of Crutchfield's Inifity REF607FSL, 4ohms, two way co-ax. The original JBL rear doors are also...

So, first about the impedence, great point, thanks. Crutchfield does carry some 2ohm components and they are in the $$$$ range, but I may just invest in those if everything else works out. Question is, if Toyota is 2.3ohm, could 2ohm damage the JBL amp. I doubt there are aftermarket component...

2024 Trd offroad non-hybrid, 22300 miles.

One main reason for me not to have a cap is that it'd need more athletic skill from me to hop on the bed, I will keep my head down in order not to bang it on the ceiling of the cap. Not to mention I will no longer able to stand in my bed. Otherwise I love the extra space and look of some of the...

If I opt for the route of swapping in a component system, what brand and model of component speakers would work as plug and play? my audio shop only carries high end brands like Audison and they have a model that's bolt on, about $400, I don't mind spending if it's that good, just wanted to hear...

Thanks for the tip! I wasn't quite thinking how the Rockford coaxial would interfere with this removable center speaker, I was thinking about the two A pillar tweeters, but your point is taken.

I don't want to disrupt the factory system too much or spend too much energy. I have the JBL system and I already did the rear door deadening, and replaced the rear door speakers with a pair of Infinity ref coaxial (the JBL was coaxial to begin with). Now, getting ready to do the front door, but...