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B&O is the upscale version. The 7 speaker standard system also has a little subwoofer. You certainly could if you have the skills! I toyed around with the idea of several solutions. In a 2DR, this kept the most space for me in the back. Bass is very good for a system that looks stock.

It is 3d printed. It replaces the factory enclosure in the back right behind the plastic panel.

Thank you Brian! Totally what I want too. Always on DRL for the halo. I’m gonna give the wiring a shot today. Merry Christmas to me!!

Or just which wires in the headlight harness go to DRL? I have lights to wire up as well but not sure which is feeding the signature DRL

Sure. I like the Alpine 4” coaxial HiRes for dash and pods. I used Memphis MP6 in the kicks. They should be noted early in the thread. Crutchfield is a good source. speaker wire for the kick panels and sub. Power and ground wire for the 200 and 500. Wire crimps.

Good catch drewski. I read that originally that he had ran new wires to the kick and left the dash wired to the stock wires. It’s been a long week. ;)

Check for a shorted wire. Even just one little strand of copper can throw things off.

Did you set the Fader dip switch? That tells the amp to send signal to all four output channels using just the amp 1 inputs. Also, you have Dash on Amp 1 and Kicks on Amp 2, correct? See post #1 for images.

I did have a factory sub. However, I have heard the harness is there but requires activation in FORSCAN. You should be able to look behind the panel.

I am not sure bi-amp will be as beneficial in your case. It really shines with a kick panel woofer then a coaxial in dash or 3” + tweets. Your components would lose all the sound above 640 if you go bi-amp. You would need to add a speaker back to your dash to get the mids there. Are you...

start with the checkbox items bi-amp on - check Fader dip - check (big one) make sure your fader is center if you know your harness is good (check again) and that your auto tune was good. pixelated sound is a new one to me. However the “only sounds ok if all left or right” might be a phase...

Can’t deny an Audison is a better amp. Way more work to configure and more pricey. Undeniably better in all other ways. I’d personally like a 12 channel Audison but I just don’t need it. Not that need really always factors into my decision making. Can’t speak to the warranty issue other than...

Not to mention slow AF and difficult to use.

Just came across something that may get me in trouble. Not sure I like the look but that many speakers will bring the “concert on wheels” to anyone who has enough amp to drive them. That would take me full circle to a 12 channel dsp amp...

OK. The kicks get entirely new wiring and the dash uses what was wired to both dash and kicks.

Here is some follow up observations and results. Cranked while parked, this setup is a delight. It is loud enough to make conversation difficult. Bass delivers and the balance is great. The DSP does a great job in both Kicker units. Ease of setup and install are huge points for this build...

what is the newer version? Is it to deal with A2B stuff on newer radios? Second image is incorrect I think. Dash and Kicks are attached to the Key.

It’s amazing OEM assholery that we have to buy a hard copy.

Just for clarity… the speaker is actually in the instrument cluster. Anything passing through the stereo would be blasting loud.

I have not seen a PNP configured for bi-amp but some manufacturers would make money if they made one. Call it an enhanced version that is “mostly” plug and play.