BMW soundsystem
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My Ride: 2006 525xi 3.0 215 horsepower 185lb/ft torque
Monocobleu Metallic paint, on beige interior..
Cold Weather Package... Heated front seats, steering wheel and headlamp washers.
Standard 10 speaker soundsystem.
OK well all know that we love our bmw 5 series very much, and those of us who are not fortunate to have the logic 7 soundsystem all know that bass response in our bmws SUCK.... some of you dudes out there have some complicated ways of getting the subwoofers underneath the seat to pump out more bass, but thats just too.... complicated... can anyone help me get MORE BASS in my bmw cabin.... please feel free to email me at acebmw5@yahoo.com
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My Ride: 2008 Porsche 911 Carrera S Convertible. Midnight Blue, 6 Speed.Retired - 2007 997 Carrera S, Midnight Blue, Grey leather, premium audioRetired - 2007 550i, Monaco Blue over Beige, Navigation, Logic 7, Cold Weather Pack, Comfort Access, Sport Package
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Originally Posted by AceBMW5' post='317861' date='Aug 1 2006, 05:06 PM
OK well all know that we love our bmw 5 series very much, and those of us who are not fortunate to have the logic 7 soundsystem all know that bass response in our bmws SUCK.... some of you dudes out there have some complicated ways of getting the subwoofers underneath the seat to pump out more bass, but thats just too.... complicated... can anyone help me get MORE BASS in my bmw cabin.... please feel free to email me at acebmw5@yahoo.com
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My Ride: 2006 525xi 3.0 215 horsepower 185lb/ft torque
Monocobleu Metallic paint, on beige interior..
Cold Weather Package... Heated front seats, steering wheel and headlamp washers.
Standard 10 speaker soundsystem.
my point exactly, i found these people called BSW....Bavarian Soundwerks, google BSW BMW and u will find their home page. these company specializes in bmw sound and what not, i asked them and they said that upgrading the amp to push more power to the subs would solve the problem... what do you think?
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You might blow your underseat subs, if you just add a powerful amp. My suggestion would be, change out the underseat subs and add a new amp. Or get sealed box in your trunk with a new amp. I did it, so its very very easy.
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My Ride: 2006 525xi 3.0 215 horsepower 185lb/ft torque
Monocobleu Metallic paint, on beige interior..
Cold Weather Package... Heated front seats, steering wheel and headlamp washers.
Standard 10 speaker soundsystem.
is it neccessary to put it through the back seats like that? cuz i dont have the folding rear seats...
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My Ride: 2006 525xi 3.0 215 horsepower 185lb/ft torque
Monocobleu Metallic paint, on beige interior..
Cold Weather Package... Heated front seats, steering wheel and headlamp washers.
Standard 10 speaker soundsystem.
and also, how would i change the underseat subs? they are so shallow, i dont know of any aftermarket subs would fit down there...... i want to keep my car looking 100% stock, so that huge subwoofer box in the box...not an option.
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AFAIK, only SWS-8 will replace subs under seats perfectly. Others are too thick. I replaced on my previous E60 and it works great. Bass is more crisp and clear. I'm thinking about swabbing it for my new E60 without adding an amp, but I found that 70W might not good enough for SWS-8.