Hyundai: 2004 Tiburon sound system

The amp is located beside the LR passenger behind the paneling. If you are
worried about tearing the dash apart, wait until you try to get to it!
lol The Head Unit replacement is a 5 minute job, whereas getting to the
amp/rear speakers, you have to disassemble the whole rear of the car. And
yes, in order to use the Rockford, you have to bypass the amp. The amp
controls all the speakers in the car, not just the sub. If I were you, I
would buy a decent aftermarket HU and replace it and the sub. Wire your amp
up to the new HU and to the sub, and use the factory speakers (for now).
Wiring the amp up isn't hard either, especially after ripping out the rear
end. :-)

But here, instead of me typing all of this, go here:
http://www.NewTiburon.com and search to your heart's content. This is the
DEFINITIVE site about our cars. Good luck, and have fun! You will love
that place.


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Gregory J Gabborini wrote: 

The sub is reverse wired, causing the bass to suck the sub in instead of
pushing out, which is the cause of most of what you feel is lacking.
You can "fix" the wiring by following these instructions:

http://www.newtiburon.com/forums/showthread.php?t=44

You should notice improved bass response afterwards. You could also put
a 10 inch sub in the stock enclosure of you wanted, which a little
modification.

Thanks for the info on the speaker being reversed. I suspected this but
was too lazy to look into the speaker to see which way it was hitting(in or
out) Thanks again...Greg
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