G2 Legend Stereo FAQ

alexc · 03-02-04, 05:30 PM

Hopefully someone will find this useful, I spent a couple hours putting it together after noticing all the threads with questions that could be easily covered in one big write up.

1991-1995 Acura Legend Stereo Information

What system do I have?
There are four different stereo systems that came in the different Legend trims.
1991-1993 Base ---- Honda
1991-1995 L ------- Standard Bose
1991-1992 LS ------ Bose
1993-1995 LS ------ Bose Premium
1994-1995 GS ------ Bose Premium
1995 SE ------------ Bose Premium

Honda
A standard AM/FM/Cassette deck that powers four standard 4 ohm speakers.

Standard Bose
The Standard Bose system includes the 2200 model AM/FM/Cassette deck, which produces 80Wx4 (peak power) and powers a 4 ohm load on each channel.

Bose*
The Bose system uses the 2100 model AM/FM/Cassette tuner and an 80Wx4 (peak power) amplifier mounted behind the rear seat. The Bose speakers in this system present a 2 ohm load per channel, which the OEM amplifier is equipped to handle.

Bose Premium*
The Bose Premium system includes a 2100 AM/FM/Cassette tuner with “Premium” printed on the cassette slot and a 200Wx4 (peak power) amplifier mounted behind the rear seat. The Bose speakers in this system present a 2 ohm load per channel, which the OEM amplifier is equipped to handle.

*Bose doesn't make their own Amp circuitry. Kicker made it for them from 87 - 92, then Boston Acoustics made the 93 up Amps.

How many speakers do I have? What size are they and where are they at?
In 1991-1992 models, there are four speakers, the locations of which are obvious. Two in the front doors, and two on the rear deck.
In 1993-1995, four tweeters were added. The front tweeters are mounted in front of the midrange speakers in each door, they are screwed onto the back of the speaker grills. The rear tweeters are located on the rear deck under their own grills.

The front speakers are 6.5S” or 6.75”.
The rear speakers are 6x9”.
The tweeters are a non-standard size and there are no known direct-fit replacements.

What if I want to replace my headunit or speakers?
The biggest difference in the OEM systems is between those that have the Standard Bose (2200) or Honda deck versus those with the 2100 Bose tuner and external 80 or 200 watt amplifier.

This is the rule of thumb....
If you have a Base or L trim, you can change your headunit or speakers without any compatibility issues. For simplicity, I will refer to this as the "standard" system.
If you have a LS/GS/SE trim, adding only a headunit or only replacing any number of speakers will present several issues which will be discussed. For simplicity, I will use the term “Premium” to describe both the Bose and Bose Premium systems. The two systems are quite similar, the only difference is the “Premium” logo on the deck and the output wattage of the external amplifier.

Replacing speakers in the Premium system
There are several brands which make 2 ohm speakers. The ones I know of are Soundstream and Image Dynamics. They can be difficult to find. The other option is to simply use regular 4 ohm speakers. The volume of the 4 ohm speakers will be half of what it should be due to the mismatched resistance. If you replace only the fronts, or only the rears, you can use the fader to compensate for the difference in volume between front and rear.

Replacing the headunit for a Premium System
If you want to replace the Bose tuner with an aftermarket headunit, you have several options.
1) You can bypass the Bose amplifier and remove it, allowing the new headunit to power the speakers. The headunit will likely be intended to power 4 ohm speakers, so if you have not replaced the Bose speakers, they will play at twice the volume. Although there is some disagreement, it is likely possible that you could fry your headunit if you crank the volume a lot.
2) You can leave the Bose amplifier in place and use a LLC (Line Level Converter) in between the headunit and the amplifier. This would convert the amplified signal sent out from your headunit into a line level signal that the Bose amplifier is designed to accept. You can also try without an LLC and simply hook it up, some have reported success doing this although it would not be considered a “clean” install and will not yield the best sound quality.
3) You could splice RCA connections onto the ends of the speaker wire pairs and connect them to your headunit’s RCA front and rear pre-outs if it has them. I don’t think anyone has actually tried this setup, although in theory it could work.
4) Ideally, you should replace all of the speakers and the headunit, and bypass the amplifier. I did this, and also removed my tweeters when I replaced the Bose Premium system in my 94 LS, the impact on sound quality from removing them is negligible and un-noticeable to most.

What are the extra connections plugged into my OEM headunit

Pre-wired CD Changer This plug should already be connected to the back of your OEM deck, it runs all the way to the trunk. You can plug in any Alpine M-bus 6 disc CD changer, or you can use an adapter to connect an Ai-net 6 disc changer. You'll also need an Acura-Alpine adapter if you're adding a non-honda/acura changer to correct a difference in the cable's pinout. There is also an excellent DIY for making your own Custom Acura-Alpine adapter
Steering Wheel Controls The one blue wire shown in the image interfaces the steering wheel controls. I believe those with the factory cell phone option might have other wires connected to this harness.
Rear Window Glass Antenna This is the seconday antenna that consists of some wiring in your rear window that resembles the rear defroster, but is not connected to it. The OEM headunit will balance the signals between this and the regular mast antenna to give the best possible reception. The plug is smaller than a normal antenna plug.

How do I bypass the Bose amplifier?
Simply connect the wires before and after the amplifier using the following diagram (courtesy of Legend tuner). Crimp caps will work fine for making the connections, although soldering looks cleaner (I'll do that when I get around to it).

Harness A comes from the headunit.
A1 ----- Orange -------- Left Rear Speaker (+) ----- Connect to B2
A2 ----- Green --------- Left Rear Speaker (-) ------ Connect to B5
A3 ----- Yellow --------- Right Rear Speaker (+) ---- Connect to B1
A4 ----- Red ----------- Right Rear Speaker (-) ----- Connect to B3
A5 ----- Blue ----------- Right Front Speaker (+) --- Connect to C1
A6 ----- Brown --------- Right Front Speaker (-) ---- Connect to C4
A7 ----- White --------- Left Front Speaker (+) ----- Connect to C3
A8 ----- Black ---------- Left Front Speaker (-) ----- Connect to C7
A9-A15 ----------------- Not Used
A16 --- Yellow/White --- Turn on ------------------- Terminate

Harness B goes to the rear speakers.
B1 ----- Red/Yellow ---- Right Rear Speaker (+)
B2 ----- Blue/Yellow ---- Left Rear Speaker (+)
B3 ----- Brown --------- Right Rear Speaker (-)
B4 --------------------- Not Used
B5 ----- Gray ---------- Left Rear Speaker (-)

Harness C goes to the front speakers, power, and ground.
C1 ----- Red ------------ Right Front Speaker (+)
C2 ---------------------- Not Used
C3 ----- Blue ------------ Left Front Speaker (+)
C4 ----- Red/White ------ Right Front Speaker (-)
C5 ----- White/Blue ----- Constant Power
C6 ----- Black ----------- Ground
C7 ----- Blue/Orange ---- Left Front Speaker (-)

How do I add a subwoofer to the OEM system?
For any of the stock systems, you can tap the rear speaker wires and run them to your subwoofer's amplifier. If your amplifier has speaker level inputs, you can use them. If not, you can use a Line Level Converter (they cost about $10 online). You'll want one that has RCA outs (the most common type) to plug into your amplifier.

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Please post any comments, suggestions, or corrections.

GSteg · 03-02-04, 06:08 PM

Just perfect. Great job

chris_222 · 03-03-04, 02:31 AM

I have a 91L and i followed connected all the wires from the harness and the wiring from my SOny Xplode but can't figure out why my power antennna not goin up at all. Do I need an antenna adpater???? or is there a wire from my car that i need to tap into the back of my Xplode or anything?? I posted this question few weeks ago and no one reply

Just want to get some reception from my antenna with my little Xplode deck. Help! Please!

alexc · 03-03-04, 02:56 AM

Things for you to check...

Is the antenna plugged into your headunit? There are two antenna plugs, the smaller one is for the rear glass antenna (I don't know if it will fit into a standard antenna plug) and the larger one is for the mast.

Is the Power Antenna lead connected? Did you install the deck yourself or have an audio shop do it? Refer to the manuals for your deck and the diagram that should have come with the wiring harness.

It is also possible your antenna might not be working, did it work before you changed your headunit?

chris_222 · 03-03-04, 06:38 AM

1) Is the Power Antenna lead connected?
2) Is the antenna plugged into your headunit?
3) Did you install the deck yourself or have an audio shop do it?
4) It is also possible your antenna might not be working, did it work before you changed your headunit?

1) Power Antenna lead where is that??? I connected all the from the harness i bought from good guy to the wires in the back of my sony xplode.

2) yes, there is only one antenna that will fit into the back of my sony explode.

3) I installed it myself.

4) Yes my antenna worked before .

KeithQNguyen · 03-03-04, 06:46 AM

It's not only the antenna conenction but there's a blue wire on the harness that you got from good guys' you connect that to the amp signal wire on your new head unit or the antenna signal wire, both shoudl be blue. --=Keith

chris_222 · 03-03-04, 06:51 AM

Let me take the deck out tonite and check it out. I remember there is an orange wire from the harness i bought that didn't go anywhere in the back of my sony. That was the only wire that wasn't connected from the harness i bought. The only wire i remember that is not connected in the back of my sony is the antenna (blue wire) but I don't know where i should connect that wire???

alexc · 03-03-04, 01:37 PM

Quote:

The only wire i remember that is not connected in the back of my sony is the antenna (blue wire) but I don't know where i should connect that wire???

It should be connected to whichever wire on the harness is used for the power antenna. All I remember is that I hooked everything up just like the diagrams said and it works just like it should.

Osamu · 03-03-04, 02:59 PM

nice, is this sticky yet?
hopefully no more stupid questions

good thing i got the standard model, so i dont' have to deal w/ the bose system. but i replaced the entire stock system, so i guess it wouldn't matter

digger89L · 03-04-04, 01:57 PM

Good Stuff! In your research, were you able to decipher which (if any) of the G2 head units are "backward" compatible with the various G1 cars? For instance, is a "standard" Bose unit (from a G2 L sedan) ..model #39137-SP0-A010-M1 ..plug compatible with a G1 L sedan?

alexc · 03-04-04, 03:42 PM

I would imagine the decks from L models of all years were interchangeable, considering all of them are internally amplified. It should plug right in. If G1's had steering wheel controls, I don't know if you would be able to retain them, although it's possible. I'd be interested in hearing from more G1 owners about their oem systems, because from what I have seen the differences between the features of the G1 trims aren't as cut-and-dry as for the G2. I could try to assemble a G1 FAQ if I can get enough info, I will do some searching later and see what I can come up with.

Legendary9deuce · 03-04-04, 03:45 PM

(Bravo) that was really well done!

chris_222 · 03-05-04, 12:52 AM

Hey just wanted to thank everyone for their feedback. The problem was that i connect the blue wire in the back of my sony harness to the wrong blue wire that i bought from good guys so now everything works. My antenna goes up when i turn on the radio and comes down when i play my cd.

Thanks again everyone!

95 L Coupe · 04-11-04, 10:54 PM

Question regarding the Bose speakers in a 94-95 Coupe:

I have the standard L trim and am looking to upgrade to the premium Bose.

I realize that I'll need the head unit, 2-door amp and speakers (2 ohm).

Do the front door speakers have a tuned ABS plastic enclosure in the LS Coupe? Or do they free-air like the L?

Thanks!

~E

ChrisK · 04-12-04, 01:21 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by 95 L Coupe
Question regarding the Bose speakers in a 94-95 Coupe:

I have the standard L trim and am looking to upgrade to the premium Bose.

I realize that I'll need the head unit, 2-door amp and speakers (2 ohm).

Do the front door speakers have a tuned ABS plastic enclosure in the LS Coupe? Or do they free-air like the L?

Thanks!

~E

They use the same black plastic speaker basket in all the G2 Legends. Basically it is a free air. Anyway, why even bother trying to put the LS Premium system into the your car? It doesn't sound any better. I would go aftermarket if you are going to go through all the trouble because you will have to splice in the LS factory BOSE amp just as you would an aftermarket amp. If you are dead set on having the stock headunit for a factory look, just keep the model 2200 deck you already have and upgrade the rest of your system with aftermarket amps and speakers. It will sound much better than any stcok Legend system sounds.

03-02-04, 05:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
alexc Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 1,074 Car 1: 94 LS Coupe iTrader: (0)	G2 Legend Stereo FAQ Hopefully someone will find this useful, I spent a couple hours putting it together after noticing all the threads with questions that could be easily covered in one big write up. 1991-1995 Acura Legend Stereo Information What system do I have? There are four different stereo systems that came in the different Legend trims. 1991-1993 Base ---- Honda 1991-1995 L ------- Standard Bose 1991-1992 LS ------ Bose 1993-1995 LS ------ Bose Premium 1994-1995 GS ------ Bose Premium 1995 SE ------------ Bose Premium Honda A standard AM/FM/Cassette deck that powers four standard 4 ohm speakers. Standard Bose The Standard Bose system includes the 2200 model AM/FM/Cassette deck, which produces 80Wx4 (peak power) and powers a 4 ohm load on each channel. Bose* The Bose system uses the 2100 model AM/FM/Cassette tuner and an 80Wx4 (peak power) amplifier mounted behind the rear seat. The Bose speakers in this system present a 2 ohm load per channel, which the OEM amplifier is equipped to handle. Bose Premium* The Bose Premium system includes a 2100 AM/FM/Cassette tuner with “Premium” printed on the cassette slot and a 200Wx4 (peak power) amplifier mounted behind the rear seat. The Bose speakers in this system present a 2 ohm load per channel, which the OEM amplifier is equipped to handle. Bose doesn't make their own Amp circuitry. Kicker made it for them from 87 - 92, then Boston Acoustics made the 93 up Amps. How many speakers do I have? What size are they and where are they at?* In 1991-1992 models, there are four speakers, the locations of which are obvious. Two in the front doors, and two on the rear deck. In 1993-1995, four tweeters were added. The front tweeters are mounted in front of the midrange speakers in each door, they are screwed onto the back of the speaker grills. The rear tweeters are located on the rear deck under their own grills. The front speakers are 6.5S” or 6.75”. The rear speakers are 6x9”. The tweeters are a non-standard size and there are no known direct-fit replacements. What if I want to replace my headunit or speakers? The biggest difference in the OEM systems is between those that have the Standard Bose (2200) or Honda deck versus those with the 2100 Bose tuner and external 80 or 200 watt amplifier. This is the rule of thumb.... If you have a Base or L trim, you can change your headunit or speakers without any compatibility issues. For simplicity, I will refer to this as the "standard" system. If you have a LS/GS/SE trim, adding only a headunit or only replacing any number of speakers will present several issues which will be discussed. For simplicity, I will use the term “Premium” to describe both the Bose and Bose Premium systems. The two systems are quite similar, the only difference is the “Premium” logo on the deck and the output wattage of the external amplifier. Replacing speakers in the Premium system There are several brands which make 2 ohm speakers. The ones I know of are Soundstream and Image Dynamics. They can be difficult to find. The other option is to simply use regular 4 ohm speakers. The volume of the 4 ohm speakers will be half of what it should be due to the mismatched resistance. If you replace only the fronts, or only the rears, you can use the fader to compensate for the difference in volume between front and rear. Replacing the headunit for a Premium System If you want to replace the Bose tuner with an aftermarket headunit, you have several options. 1) You can bypass the Bose amplifier and remove it, allowing the new headunit to power the speakers. The headunit will likely be intended to power 4 ohm speakers, so if you have not replaced the Bose speakers, they will play at twice the volume. Although there is some disagreement, it is likely possible that you could fry your headunit if you crank the volume a lot. 2) You can leave the Bose amplifier in place and use a LLC (Line Level Converter) in between the headunit and the amplifier. This would convert the amplified signal sent out from your headunit into a line level signal that the Bose amplifier is designed to accept. You can also try without an LLC and simply hook it up, some have reported success doing this although it would not be considered a “clean” install and will not yield the best sound quality. 3) You could splice RCA connections onto the ends of the speaker wire pairs and connect them to your headunit’s RCA front and rear pre-outs if it has them. I don’t think anyone has actually tried this setup, although in theory it could work. 4) Ideally, you should replace all of the speakers and the headunit, and bypass the amplifier. I did this, and also removed my tweeters when I replaced the Bose Premium system in my 94 LS, the impact on sound quality from removing them is negligible and un-noticeable to most. What are the extra connections plugged into my OEM headunit Pre-wired CD Changer This plug should already be connected to the back of your OEM deck, it runs all the way to the trunk. You can plug in any Alpine M-bus 6 disc CD changer, or you can use an adapter to connect an Ai-net 6 disc changer. You'll also need an Acura-Alpine adapter if you're adding a non-honda/acura changer to correct a difference in the cable's pinout. There is also an excellent DIY for making your own Custom Acura-Alpine adapter Steering Wheel Controls The one blue wire shown in the image interfaces the steering wheel controls. I believe those with the factory cell phone option might have other wires connected to this harness. Rear Window Glass Antenna This is the seconday antenna that consists of some wiring in your rear window that resembles the rear defroster, but is not connected to it. The OEM headunit will balance the signals between this and the regular mast antenna to give the best possible reception. The plug is smaller than a normal antenna plug. How do I bypass the Bose amplifier? Simply connect the wires before and after the amplifier using the following diagram (courtesy of Legend tuner). Crimp caps will work fine for making the connections, although soldering looks cleaner (I'll do that when I get around to it). Harness A comes from the headunit. A1 ----- Orange -------- Left Rear Speaker (+) ----- Connect to B2 A2 ----- Green --------- Left Rear Speaker (-) ------ Connect to B5 A3 ----- Yellow --------- Right Rear Speaker (+) ---- Connect to B1 A4 ----- Red ----------- Right Rear Speaker (-) ----- Connect to B3 A5 ----- Blue ----------- Right Front Speaker (+) --- Connect to C1 A6 ----- Brown --------- Right Front Speaker (-) ---- Connect to C4 A7 ----- White --------- Left Front Speaker (+) ----- Connect to C3 A8 ----- Black ---------- Left Front Speaker (-) ----- Connect to C7 A9-A15 ----------------- Not Used A16 --- Yellow/White --- Turn on ------------------- Terminate Harness B goes to the rear speakers. B1 ----- Red/Yellow ---- Right Rear Speaker (+) B2 ----- Blue/Yellow ---- Left Rear Speaker (+) B3 ----- Brown --------- Right Rear Speaker (-) B4 --------------------- Not Used B5 ----- Gray ---------- Left Rear Speaker (-) Harness C goes to the front speakers, power, and ground. C1 ----- Red ------------ Right Front Speaker (+) C2 ---------------------- Not Used C3 ----- Blue ------------ Left Front Speaker (+) C4 ----- Red/White ------ Right Front Speaker (-) C5 ----- White/Blue ----- Constant Power C6 ----- Black ----------- Ground C7 ----- Blue/Orange ---- Left Front Speaker (-) How do I add a subwoofer to the OEM system? For any of the stock systems, you can tap the rear speaker wires and run them to your subwoofer's amplifier. If your amplifier has speaker level inputs, you can use them. If not, you can use a Line Level Converter (they cost about $10 online). You'll want one that has RCA outs (the most common type) to plug into your amplifier. ----- Please post any comments, suggestions, or corrections. __________________ Looking to Buy: Legend-Specific Remus http://home.wideopenwest.com/~lcorte...signature5.jpg » Latest pictures of my Coupe -- Leon's G2 FAQ -- G2 Stereo FAQ -- Forum Rules « Last edited by B+O : 05-25-06 at 09:22 PM.

03-02-04, 06:08 PM	#2 (permalink)
GSteg Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: California Posts: 2,518 Car 1: 1992 iTrader: (0)	Just perfect. Great job __________________ 1992 Acura Legend LS sedan

03-03-04, 02:31 AM	#3 (permalink)
chris_222 Golden Legend Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Bay Area Posts: 91 Car 1: 1991 Golden L Sedan iTrader: (0)	Antenna I have a 91L and i followed connected all the wires from the harness and the wiring from my SOny Xplode but can't figure out why my power antennna not goin up at all. Do I need an antenna adpater???? or is there a wire from my car that i need to tap into the back of my Xplode or anything?? I posted this question few weeks ago and no one reply Just want to get some reception from my antenna with my little Xplode deck. Help! Please! __________________ Chris

03-03-04, 02:56 AM	#4 (permalink)
alexc Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 1,074 Car 1: 94 LS Coupe iTrader: (0)	Things for you to check... Is the antenna plugged into your headunit? There are two antenna plugs, the smaller one is for the rear glass antenna (I don't know if it will fit into a standard antenna plug) and the larger one is for the mast. Is the Power Antenna lead connected? Did you install the deck yourself or have an audio shop do it? Refer to the manuals for your deck and the diagram that should have come with the wiring harness. It is also possible your antenna might not be working, did it work before you changed your headunit? __________________ Looking to Buy: Legend-Specific Remus http://home.wideopenwest.com/~lcorte...signature5.jpg » Latest pictures of my Coupe -- Leon's G2 FAQ -- G2 Stereo FAQ -- Forum Rules «

03-03-04, 06:38 AM	#5 (permalink)
chris_222 Golden Legend Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Bay Area Posts: 91 Car 1: 1991 Golden L Sedan iTrader: (0)	1) Is the Power Antenna lead connected? 2) Is the antenna plugged into your headunit? 3) Did you install the deck yourself or have an audio shop do it? 4) It is also possible your antenna might not be working, did it work before you changed your headunit? 1) Power Antenna lead where is that??? I connected all the from the harness i bought from good guy to the wires in the back of my sony xplode. 2) yes, there is only one antenna that will fit into the back of my sony explode. 3) I installed it myself. 4) Yes my antenna worked before . __________________ Chris

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03-03-04, 06:46 AM	#6 (permalink)
KeithQNguyen Registered User Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Irvine, CA Posts: 1,911 Car 1: 1995 Black on Black 6 speed LS Coupe iTrader: (0)	It's not only the antenna conenction but there's a blue wire on the harness that you got from good guys' you connect that to the amp signal wire on your new head unit or the antenna signal wire, both shoudl be blue. --=Keith __________________ Some of the most beautiful things in nature have been shaped by the wind - The Acura Legend Coupe

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chris_222 Golden Legend Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Bay Area Posts: 91 Car 1: 1991 Golden L Sedan iTrader: (0)	Let me take the deck out tonite and check it out. I remember there is an orange wire from the harness i bought that didn't go anywhere in the back of my sony. That was the only wire that wasn't connected from the harness i bought. The only wire i remember that is not connected in the back of my sony is the antenna (blue wire) but I don't know where i should connect that wire??? __________________ Chris

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Osamu know 'm ool Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Oahu Posts: 1,483 Car 1: Silver Refrigerator iTrader: (2)	nice, is this sticky yet? hopefully no more stupid questions good thing i got the standard model, so i dont' have to deal w/ the bose system. but i replaced the entire stock system, so i guess it wouldn't matter __________________

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digger89L Registered User Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Western Canada Posts: 1,269 Car 1: 1989 Sedan L. and 1990 Sedan LS iTrader: (1)	Good Stuff! In your research, were you able to decipher which (if any) of the G2 head units are "backward" compatible with the various G1 cars? For instance, is a "standard" Bose unit (from a G2 L sedan) ..model #39137-SP0-A010-M1 ..plug compatible with a G1 L sedan?

03-04-04, 03:42 PM	#11 (permalink)
alexc Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 1,074 Car 1: 94 LS Coupe iTrader: (0)	I would imagine the decks from L models of all years were interchangeable, considering all of them are internally amplified. It should plug right in. If G1's had steering wheel controls, I don't know if you would be able to retain them, although it's possible. I'd be interested in hearing from more G1 owners about their oem systems, because from what I have seen the differences between the features of the G1 trims aren't as cut-and-dry as for the G2. I could try to assemble a G1 FAQ if I can get enough info, I will do some searching later and see what I can come up with. __________________ Looking to Buy: Legend-Specific Remus http://home.wideopenwest.com/~lcorte...signature5.jpg » Latest pictures of my Coupe -- Leon's G2 FAQ -- G2 Stereo FAQ -- Forum Rules «

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chris_222 Golden Legend Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Bay Area Posts: 91 Car 1: 1991 Golden L Sedan iTrader: (0)	Hey just wanted to thank everyone for their feedback. The problem was that i connect the blue wire in the back of my sony harness to the wrong blue wire that i bought from good guys so now everything works. My antenna goes up when i turn on the radio and comes down when i play my cd. Thanks again everyone! __________________ Chris

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95 L Coupe Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Iowa Posts: 163 Car 1: 95 L Coupe Auto. Sherwood Green iTrader: (0)	Question regarding the Bose speakers in a 94-95 Coupe: I have the standard L trim and am looking to upgrade to the premium Bose. I realize that I'll need the head unit, 2-door amp and speakers (2 ohm). Do the front door speakers have a tuned ABS plastic enclosure in the LS Coupe? Or do they free-air like the L? Thanks! ~E __________________ Converting my L to an LS. Thinking of keeping this car and finding an NSX... Mods: Auto-Climate Control Conversion DIY Intake 20% Tint 12" Punch w/Factory HU Premium Bose Audio in Progress

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