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Originally Posted by LimitedSlip
Well, I certainly appreciate your effort. And you did confirm something useful about the frequency response of the amp for those who want to utilize it with an aftermarket head unit or speakers. Given the skill level required to work with surface mount devices, rather than trying to modify the amp to broaden it's usable frequency response it would probably be better to just plan on replacing it.
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Agreed. There are many choices of inexpensive aftermarket class-D amps that can be chosen to replace this OEM amp that would give you gain control, adjustable filtering, etc. But at least I learned something on this project.
It gives me more knowledge on why Mr. @
Tcoat is unsatisfied with his factory system, and is giving me an opportunity to help him and others to increase the quality of sound coming from their "new and improved" factory systems by making a few tweaks of the wiring.