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Sedans Chrysler 300M Chrysler 300M: Audio
97 messages, Last post on Sep 29, 2009 at 3:31 PM
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Replying to: gregoryj (Jul 30, 2007 7:53 am) |
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After installing the kappa 693.6x9" and the Kappa 60.7 for the front door..(without supplied xover)..the sound is lacking in bass in the the front and weak in the rear..is there any user adjustable settings on this factory infinity system that can be accessed or can a powered sub be added..if so how.... 
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| I recently replaced the original battery in my 300M. After changing the battery, all my radio presets were still OK, but the radio doesn't seem to recognize that the changer exits (only switches between AM & FM on the steering wheel button). The changer is powered up, and no problems loading or removing discs. The radio just doesn't seem to know the changer is there... Any ideas? | |
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Ok Car Gurus, I have a 2000 Chrysler 300M and my “premium infinity” sound system is starting to become crap. The driver-side door speaker is all static/vibrations so I turned my front speakers off. However, now my rear speakers are starting to get a little vibration to them. I do not blast my speakers by any means, but by the sound of them one would think so. I have to admit; I am not car repair savvy so doing a personal repair may be difficult. I took my car the Best Buy and they told me that they would need to rewire my whole sound system for the new speakers.  So I guess my questions is… “Is it possible to buy high quality speakers and install them myself?” Or am I looking at spending some $$ to fix the problem. Thanks for the help in the matter.
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| Does anyone know if there are RCA audio outputs on the factory stereo or amp? i want to add some bass but don't want to replace stereo or use high level inputs. | |
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Replying to: tayl0rd (Jan 17, 2007 11:04 am)
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Replying to: bull56 (Oct 04, 2007 5:30 am) Dont go to best buy for car installs. You will only have to go behind them and do it over. |
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k well ive got a few problem replacing some of the components of my 2002 300M sound system. 1. I bought a new stereo for it and when i go to plug it in it turns on fine, but there is no sound coming from the speakers. I reinstalled the stock stereo and the speakers work as usual. How do I get the speakers to work? 2. I am hearing some buzzing from the mioddle dash speaker, but cant get the dash piece all the way off to access it for repair/replacement. How do I get that piece all the way off? 3. I am planning on replacing the rear speakers at a later date but dont know how to access them. How to I access them for replacement? thanks. |
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Can anybody help me with pictures or diagrams or fix-it ideas for my CD changer which currently has in its stomach 6 CD's and will not plag them or eject them. How can I fix this problem or how can I remove the changer? Help pandabeer |
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Thanks! I got the cd changer out with a tip on this blog. Problem; the CD changer was trashed. I got this brilliant idea to adapt an I-pod instead of putting in a new changer. Checked out USA SPEC PA11 Ipod interface on line. Anybody have experience with this? Then I got the brilliant idea of substituting an I-phone for the Ipod. Anybody know if an adapter is made which will plug into the cord for the CD Changer? You could then run your Ipod downloads through the existing sound system, and maybe do the same with the phone? Am I talking tomorrowland here or does this stuff exist. Thanks! Pandabeer
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