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31 minutes ago, LA_33 said:

I guess I talked to soon about mine working perfect. Been working perfect for over a week. Hours of run time and this afternoon the volume dropped pretty low and it had a staticky signal. It was in and out on the 15 min drive. Hope they will replace mine also. 

Well I hope the new device fixes the issue, I’ll let you know 

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31 minutes ago, TNAT4 said:

Well I hope the new device fixes the issue, I’ll let you know 

Thank you. Hope it works!

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My installer put the tweeters in factory location in dash. 

I was thinking going that route with component 6.5 in door and tweet in dash have same setup in my burb


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Anyone throw in a kenwood powered subwoofer under the back seats or under the center jump instead of the kicker upgrade?

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Here's my build... starts June 1st!

 

Front doors

-C7-100ct

-C7-350cm

-C7-650cw

-Audiocontrol 6.1200 DSP

 

Rears

-C5-650x

-Audiocontroll 4.300

 

everything else

-JL StealthBox 2 12TWB

-XD600/1v2

-large amounts of door soundproofing

-AmpPRO4 GM Interface1

-AmpPRO4 Fiber Optic Output

-Audiocontrol ac-bt24 Bluetooth adap

-JL Bass knob

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13 hours ago, PabloK said:

Here's my build... starts June 1st!

 

Front doors

-C7-100ct

-C7-350cm

-C7-650cw

-Audiocontrol 6.1200 DSP

 

Rears

-C5-650x

-Audiocontroll 4.300

 

everything else

-JL StealthBox 2 12TWB

-XD600/1v2

-large amounts of door soundproofing

-AmpPRO4 GM Interface1

-AmpPRO4 Fiber Optic Output

-Audiocontrol ac-bt24 Bluetooth adap

-JL Bass knob

Didn’t think the AmpPRO4 interface didn’t work with the 2019 GMC Sierra/Chevy Silverado?

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On 5/11/2020 at 9:46 PM, LA_33 said:

Thank you. Hope it works!

Well I have the new NAVTV Zen unit in and traded one problem for another.  It’s only dropped the volume once in several days, but still occasionally has the staticky noise that resolves with a reboot.  The new problem is a loud popping noise occasionally and when I turn the volume up or down rapidly.  Sounds like a bad speaker connection but I’ve checked everything and it never did this until I put in the new Zen.  I made sure I have the newest software.  Very frustrating, appreciate any advice you guys can offer.  

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3 hours ago, TNAT4 said:

Well I have the new NAVTV Zen unit in and traded one problem for another.  It’s only dropped the volume once in several days, but still occasionally has the staticky noise that resolves with a reboot.  The new problem is a loud popping noise occasionally and when I turn the volume up or down rapidly.  Sounds like a bad speaker connection but I’ve checked everything and it never did this until I put in the new Zen.  I made sure I have the newest software.  Very frustrating, appreciate any advice you guys can offer.  

 

Did you remove the Bose amplifier? Or completely disconnect it?

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49 minutes ago, lilsullivan04 said:

Did you remove the Bose amplifier? Or completely disconnect it?

Removed it 

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32 minutes ago, lilsullivan04 said:

Hmm that’s odd have you contacted NAV-TV? I’m actually saving to buy the Zen interface right now.

Yes they’re working with me.  This is the replacement unit because the first constantly dropped the sound and only a reset would correct it.  That’s a known problem with the early units but this new one should be working properly.  

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8 hours ago, TNAT4 said:

Yes they’re working with me.  This is the replacement unit because the first constantly dropped the sound and only a reset would correct it.  That’s a known problem with the early units but this new one should be working properly.  

That’s good they are working with you and when I buy mine hopefully I get the newer unit. When did you first buy yours?

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1 hour ago, lilsullivan04 said:

That’s good they are working with you and when I buy mine hopefully I get the newer unit. When did you first buy yours?

I bought it in February.  I’m going to take the seat off again today and take another look at all the connections but I didn’t see any problems when I looked the other day.

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