Thanks, enjoy

That works, thanks.

Sweet glad we could help

That was the one feature I was hoping would make it into the NEX radios. Right now the only radios that have that feature are the AVH models (except the 4100). It is called Network Mode and we have a video up on it. What the radios do have is the ability to turn on and off any xover, but no bandpass. Thank you for the question.

Five Star Car Stereo Thanks for the quick reply. I guess I'll have to use the miniDSP and leave the rears off

@@FiveStarCarStereoInc thank you i needed that same question answered.

We like to use the amps LPF&HPF when all is said and done. We typically start with the radios crossovers just to get an idea of where we want it. Then we adjust the amp to those settings. This is more for safety then anything, that way if the battery is disconnected the customer won't blow their speakers. This will also prevent your friend from screwing up your stuff when your not looking. Both in the end will sound the same.

I'm not following you on the safety aspect when disconnecting the battery unless you mean that it's probably easier to get to the amp to disconnect the rca leads or blue power wire. Would you do that before taking your car in for service? That brings up a question. Is it possible to play just using the HU's power if you turn off the amp? Seems that a nice feature of a HU would be a password protected volume limit. Also seems like a "too bad" situation that you have that nice graphic, easily accessible crossover config in your HU, only to have to mess with hard to get to and hard to see pots. You'd think at the very least there would be some HU interface to the amp's crossover settings. Thanks for your input. Hope you can explain the battery part to me.

+Jeff H if you disconnect the battery to radio goes back to 0. If you do not know you need to turn the crossovers back on you car blow the speakers. That would be why we set the amps crossover. For others that like to use the radio, after setting up the radio, we take photos. Then we show them how to set up the radio and hope for the best.

Oh, oh, oh....I got it. Ok, so the HU loses its settings when battery power is lost and the full range of sound gets sent to each of the speakers until you reset it. That is really bad. I mean ; that's a really bad design. Now don't get offended, but are you sure some HU's aren't designed to save that info in solid state drives or something? It would seem to me to be a no brainer to do that given the consequences of those values not being saved. Thanks so much for explaining.

+Jeff H you are correct all the non NEX radios have a save settings feature. Pioneer has not upgraded the Nex to this feature yet.

To do the bypass turn the radio to off from the main menu page. When the off screen appears press and hold the bottom left corner. Come up 3/4" and over 3/4" . In the middle above the main button it will say "set on". Then ground the lt. Green wire done

+Tab Brewer that is correct, the 4100 is a AVH model not an AVIC. The 4100 needs a Microbypass.

Michael Zeiss no it will not cause any damage to the sub. The reason it is there is sometimes the woofer, because they are mounted facing backward or far away, can play backwards to the other speakers. This is out of phase, turn it on will get them back in phase and sounding better.

@@FiveStarCarStereoInc thank you i needed that same question answered.

There could be an EQ of some kind turned on in the phone. It could also be the music service you are listening to has poor play back. You may also want to reset the radio and start over, something may be out of tune. Some Samsung phones also have a lower volume then normal ( not all phones). Hope this helps, thank you for the question.

You are right, it was a phone EQ setting. For some reason when I hooked my OnePlus One up to the 4100NEX, it adjusted the EQ. Changed it back and it sounds great.

Bsquared yes I believe it just give you a warning that you are changing them.

We have not played with it in a while. Once we get the new stuff in ( Best Buy got all the radio's first) we are planning on doing a video from the install bay on that feature.

jmk jmk if you like easy Pioneer the Auto EQ is hard to beat. If you don't mind doing the work go Kenwood

Yup install problem sub RCA's connected torear output instead of subwoofer output

No it uses the aux cable extension that the radio comes with. There is not another input on the back. Refer to page 204-206 fin the manual of a how to. Thank you for the question.

I personally like the Pac-Audio CP-5 interfaces, but if I had to pick between those 2 I would use the Access. Thank you for the question.

No problem!

Zane Brannon go to gears- then speaker- scroll down to crossover. Once there it will say either front, rear, or sub on the left hand side. Tap the arrows to change, then drag your fingers on the chart below to move the point.

First is it a true 2003? That was a crossover year for that dash. Can you measure the opening from top to bottom for me.

When we were testing we found we could set it to 8 before clip.

Here is the video on the AVH EQ settings kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gs9xgLZ3yqzJmZc.html It sound s like the gain and bass boost on your sub amp are wrong. The Pioneer radios have a 4 volt output over the RCAs. That means the gain needs to be pretty much all the way down on your amp.

No

When you set up the radio did you set it to Network Mode? Try doing the Restore Settings in the main menu ( screwdriver/ wrench, scroll to the bottom). Thank you for the question.

Find out the inside measurements of your box. Take the length minus the thickness of the wood, he height minus the wood, and the depth minus the wood. Multiple the all together. Take the basket displacement of the wood and subtract that. Now take that number and divide by 1728. Exampl 31.25x12x16=6000-657=(5343)1728=3.09cu feet

Yes it does. Just put the mic where you head is going to be. Make sure the radio is in standby off to use this feature.

Yes it does. Just put the mic where you head is going to be. Make sure the radio is in standby off to use this feature.

karan supple the front crossover should be set between 80-120 hz depending on the type of music you listen to.

Got it . Thank you.

+David Hendrickson 80 is a good starting point. If the woofers sound kind of odd with high bass try moving the crossover point down

Five Star Car Stereo ok thank you. The cross over point would be the dp slope

Jose Cisneros keep the sub level at zero and fallow the instructions on the Epicenter

David Hendrickson do you have a sub? What type of music do you listen to?

Five Star Car Stereo I listen to rap and hip hop and I just don't want to have them on the wrong setting and mess the speakers up. I have my 2 15 kicker comp vr subs at 80 hz and 12 slope

Five Star Car Stereo I have the pioneer avh-x 390 bhs

David Hendrickson I would do 180-200 at 12 db

Five Star Car Stereo thank you very much for taking the time out to help me

Mine doing the same

My guess would be overheating. Could be loading (speaker impedance) or ventilation of the amplifier.

That’s just where it sounds best in my car so I left it.

My sub is set at 80hz. -12

No, it will always be on for navigation and Bluetooth. The new versions have it though

is that for the sub

@@G00DZ1 yep

I got the 10" nex model with 3 12s. Any idea on what the best way to set up the subs at? Should i do it like u and set it at 18db and 80hz? Please help

Press the CD/DVD eject button- the option for till will appear on the bottom of the screen.

Thank u

Would love to help, can you give us more information. Car year equipment

Michael Beseler what kind of car is it in.

it's an 07 yukon denali.. I put the 5700bhs in..

Michael Beseler what interface did you use, that may be the problem

I think it is too but I was told that it's the factory fade so I figured I'd ask you guys.. it's the axxess module, I couldn't find a pac that would work. I used the pac in my 05 yukon with no problems.

Michael Beseler yes it is a digital fader controlled from the Axxess interface. The PAC harness is the RP5-GM31

+Mike Hallock on the radio face? No clue. That is a new one.

+Carlos Aguilar yes it does

thanks!

The problem you are having is you are trying to use time correction on the Bose stereo. That's not going to work right because the Bose amp does not interface with the radio like a true aftermarket amp. The Bose amp has factory summing and equalization done in the amp not the factory radio. When using an aftermarket radio in a Bose system it is just for media not sound manipulation. To use the features in the aftermarket radio, unfortunately you need to take out the Bose amp. Hope this helps, thanks.

I was incredibly suspicious that 'that' was going on. The way it was explained to me previously was that the summing took place outside the amp. Thanks for taking the time to reply!!!

You bet, anytime. Thanks

bryan martinez the radio has to see the ebreak lt green wire grounded to unlock these menus

Five Star Car Stereo ohh shit that worked lol

Yes it loves to do that. Every time we do it, it does the same thing. I keep forgetting to ask them about that. If we ever get to make that video we may have an answer.

+Five Star Car Stereo okay keep me posted :) so auto eq is a waste cause as soon as you edit the setting it's gone

David Rios from what speakers?

when I bought the radio and when it was install the guy was showing me how to and more bass with a plus button but I forgot how he did it.

Nope don't touch the stuff, just have a good time talking about what we love. Also it is late at night because we do these after closing time.