Ultimate GMC Denali Upgrade: Watch the Exciting Installation!

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Join Joe as he takes on the exciting challenge of installing a variety of new equipment in a GMC Denali! Stay tuned for the next video, where he'll be tuning a very similar vehicle to perfection. Don't miss out on the action packed journey! Subscribe and hit the notification bell to be the first to watch.

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@SnickasBah 3 месяца назад

I had no idea this was a thing. Fascinating.

@wannarunem 3 месяца назад

Would have been sweet to see the front cluster removal since that doesn't exist on RU-vid. If you have that footage, might be worth uploading it with that title considering no one else has

@CarAudioEnthusiasts 9 месяцев назад

AWESOME WORK! but you left me hangin!

@BRCC1000 9 месяцев назад

Joe! You need to clear some things up on the integration. I am planning out my GMC Bose system upgrade now and haven't quite figured out how to integrate my amps for all the chimes, anc, all pass filters, eq'ing, etc. Can you explain the hardware you used and how you go all that worked out? Thank you for all the great information you provide.

@juliosandoval8244 6 месяцев назад

Thats good work for sure.some of these installs can take days to get done.people don't understand the time n money that goes into a install.

@8377jose 3 месяца назад

Hello can you describe in detail the connection of the 3 LGDs from Bose amp to DSP What do you mean you’re only using one input for DSP? I have 2024 sierra and only 2 channels got signal but I’m not using LGDs. I love that you did with that truck and I just hope you can help me out with this . Thanks in advanced

@carmilcaraudio2016 3 месяца назад

We break the connection from factory amp to speaker, put the audio control piece on the amp side of the wire, now the other side (that leads to the speaker) you run to the aftermarket amplifier output. We only needed the one input because it was full range, so no need for channel summing. The DSP can take one signal input (Left & Right) and distribute to X amount of channels so keep things simple. If he wanted fade & balance then yes we would want more inputs. You will 100% need to put some kind of load resistor on the factory amps out puts to maintain proper functionality, if not you will freak out the factory amp.