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The 315-Watt Mitsubishi/Infinity® CD Audio System with 7 Speakers
The 315-Watt Mitsubishi/Infinity® CD Audio System with 7 Speakers
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There is always someone that wishes to maintain that stock audio appearance in their car, I am a supporter of this. For about two years I have been playing around with ALL Mitsubishi stock audio as they relate to 3S audio in the several cars we have owned. I have always disliked the 1G audio and have not wasted any time testing it. The goal has been toward improvement not taking steps backwards. To this date that has included the purchase of 32 different Mitsubishi products. I have taken a mental note of the reliability of many of these products and the various quirks they may have while establishing a "Junk pile" of 7 radios and 10 cd changers. These were only the Non-refundable purchases! The main reason for such a large purchase of these radios was the pursuit of the late model "Stock Mitsubishi " radio that had compatible steering wheel controls. I would like to thank Mike Deal and Golfpro for their code assistance. Other research was steering wheel control addition particularly at it related to the 95 RT/TT.
The first (single din) Faq is here http://www.3si.org/forum/showthread.php?t=292127 . The Double Din Faq isn't complete.
I literally stumbled across this amp while in the process of buying mitsu radios for faqs. I came across a good deal 2 infinity dash speakers 4 door speakers, an infinity sub, radio and amp. These were all from a 2003 Montero Limited. The Headunit is in the 95 RT/TT now, and the speakers were sold all but the sub. So I consider the 315 watt amp free.
I figured it would be a welcome upgrade for the wife's 99 infinity system. But It needed a sub since the infinity sub was clearly inferior. The national parts yard I buy many products from had an 05 Rockford Fosgate sub from a Nissan posted. I saw 4 wires on the plug and thought maybe it was powered. But it wasn't, it is an 8" dual voice coil 2 ohm sub. Go figure this is a stock audio speaker!
A quick look at the amp; yes its bigger and heavier and by mitsu specs it doubles the 3kgt amps. But does the stock amp plug I have fit? Yes! The next step was to verify the wiring. A post at the Montero site netted no replies for a wiring diagram. After a few months I noticed ebay now had Montero manuals with wiring diagrams so I bought the receiver diagram. It was a good thing I didn't plug it in as the power wires were on different terminals!
The 315-Watt Mitsubishi/Infinity® CD Audio System with 7 Speakers
Prerequisite:
There is always someone that wishes to maintain that stock audio appearance in their car, I am a supporter of this. For about two years I have been playing around with ALL Mitsubishi stock audio as they relate to 3S audio in the several cars we have owned. I have always disliked the 1G audio and have not wasted any time testing it. The goal has been toward improvement not taking steps backwards. To this date that has included the purchase of 32 different Mitsubishi products. I have taken a mental note of the reliability of many of these products and the various quirks they may have while establishing a "Junk pile" of 7 radios and 10 cd changers. These were only the Non-refundable purchases! The main reason for such a large purchase of these radios was the pursuit of the late model "Stock Mitsubishi " radio that had compatible steering wheel controls. I would like to thank Mike Deal and Golfpro for their code assistance. Other research was steering wheel control addition particularly at it related to the 95 RT/TT.
The first (single din) Faq is here http://www.3si.org/forum/showthread.php?t=292127 . The Double Din Faq isn't complete.
I literally stumbled across this amp while in the process of buying mitsu radios for faqs. I came across a good deal 2 infinity dash speakers 4 door speakers, an infinity sub, radio and amp. These were all from a 2003 Montero Limited. The Headunit is in the 95 RT/TT now, and the speakers were sold all but the sub. So I consider the 315 watt amp free.
A quick look at the amp; yes its bigger and heavier and by mitsu specs it doubles the 3kgt amps. But does the stock amp plug I have fit? Yes! The next step was to verify the wiring. A post at the Montero site netted no replies for a wiring diagram. After a few months I noticed ebay now had Montero manuals with wiring diagrams so I bought the receiver diagram. It was a good thing I didn't plug it in as the power wires were on different terminals!
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