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Not really. The subwoofer was installed in my old vehicle for about 2 years, summer (air conditioner defective) and winter. At that time I could only park in the sun in summer. In addition, it has a low output power, but which is sufficient for proper bass support.
what is a wireless relay? 
When you have hi level input sensing on amplifier, it detects DC offset voltage.
The thing is, N turns on his infotainment as soon as you open drivers door.
That is the time your subwoofer turns on.
When you turn off the car and open drivers door infotainment is still on.
That's why your subwoofer stays on.
It takes about 3 minutes to turn infotainment off when the drivers door are closed again.
As soon as you open them infotainment and subwoofer kicks back in
I had the same problem so I took some measurements
Everything works fine, it just has that 3 minute time delay.
When you have hi level input sensing on amplifier, it detects DC offset voltage.
The thing is, N turns on his infotainment as soon as you open drivers door.
That is the time your subwoofer turns on.
When you turn off the car and open drivers door infotainment is still on.
That's why your subwoofer stays on.
It takes about 3 minutes to turn infotainment off when the drivers door are closed again.
As soon as you open them infotainment and subwoofer kicks back in
I had the same problem so I took some measurements
Everything works fine, it just has that 3 minute time delay.
what is a wireless relay?
When you have hi level input sensing on amplifier, it detects DC offset voltage.
The thing is, N turns on his infotainment as soon as you open drivers door.
That is the time your subwoofer turns on.
When you turn off the car and open drivers door infotainment is still on.
That's why your subwoofer stays on.
It takes about 3 minutes to turn infotainment off when the drivers door are closed again.
As soon as you open them infotainment and subwoofer kicks back in
I had the same problem so I took some measurements
Everything works fine, it just has that 3 minute time delay.
A wireless relay (if it's called like that
) is a switch which is controllable via remote So i can turn the sub on and off with a single press on my remote..Hm.. I waited about 5 minutes in the car (Doors closed), but the subwoofer has not turned off..
Maybe the subwoofer even has a turn-off delay or something is wrong with him. But thank you for that information
what is a wireless relay?
When you have hi level input sensing on amplifier, it detects DC offset voltage.
The thing is, N turns on his infotainment as soon as you open drivers door.
That is the time your subwoofer turns on.
When you turn off the car and open drivers door infotainment is still on.
That's why your subwoofer stays on.
It takes about 3 minutes to turn infotainment off when the drivers door are closed again.
As soon as you open them infotainment and subwoofer kicks back in
I had the same problem so I took some measurements
Everything works fine, it just has that 3 minute time delay.
Stupid question, can't you set a threshold on the high level input? So it sees the "silence voltage" as shut down?
I think the problem would be that it would not be an active component, so it would change the sound too..
I will measure it again today or tomorrow and see if the subwoofer shuts off after maybe 6, 7 or 8 minutes.
Otherwise, my high-level input is broken. But I like to be able to switch on the subwoofer separately, which I have been able to do on my old pioneer radio. So I'm independent of equalizers and crossover, although the crossover unfortunately can not be set on the radio..
So when you tell me if you mean the fader Position to the back - I would say no, because I connected the high level input to the rear speakers
My fader goes both ways, front and rear bugSo when you tell me if you mean the fader Position to the back - I would say no, because I connected the high level input to the rear speakers
i shall take L speaker from front and R speaker from rear lol
Yesterday I treated myself to the windscreen noise fix.
Tutorial: https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-dashboard-windshield-noise-fix.1935/#post-28887
Thanks @Tom Vanlimbergen & Hyundaiboard.de
The Video I made about this: https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-dashboard-windshield-noise-fix.1935/page-2#post-33605
Some pics:
If you successfully remove the wipers, this task is easy. However, I started 3 times until I could remove my wiper.
Tutorial: https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-dashboard-windshield-noise-fix.1935/#post-28887
Thanks @Tom Vanlimbergen & Hyundaiboard.de
The Video I made about this: https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-dashboard-windshield-noise-fix.1935/page-2#post-33605
Some pics:
If you successfully remove the wipers, this task is easy. However, I started 3 times until I could remove my wiper.
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I have noticed, since I installed DSP everything on my infotainment is set to 0.My fader goes both ways, front and rear bug
Fader, balance, EQ, all 0, because DSP is doing all processing.
Fader bug never came back ...
What's your manufacture date? Cause I had different parts installed according to the tutorial you followed as well and I wasn't able to fix my problem unfortunately. Actually, there might be a second problem, coming from the dashboard itself which I presume is my case...Yesterday I treated myself to the windscreen noise fix.
Tutorial: https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-dashboard-windshield-noise-fix.1935/#post-28887
Thanks @Tom Vanlimbergen & Hyundaiboard.de
The Video I made about this: https://n-cars.net/forums/threads/how-to-dashboard-windshield-noise-fix.1935/page-2#post-33605
Some pics:
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If you successfully remove the wipers, this task is easy. However, I started 3 times until I could remove my wiper.
Manufacturing of the cover was 15.03.2018 02:58 from worker 1092
Maybe it's the sound generators wires (or the generator itself)? What also could be:
This thing made a really ugly noise on the passengers (EU) side, because it was not where it should have been.
I agree with you, I noticed the same issue, my car dont have DAB, uses FM and the radio sound quality is very poor and low volume, when I use USB the quality is very good and when I use Spotify or MDPlayer with AA sound is very very good with the poor stock speaks of Hyundai.
Regards
That's it. 128 kbit mp3 sounds better on Android Auto as 320kbit via Bluetooth or USB..
But now I cant complain about any Sound quality with my Front stereoupgrade and the small subwoofer
sounds simply awesome.
For the ones who don't know how a subwoofer could sound on an i30N ;D
I'm so glad I finally made it
I was preparing to make a gag about not being able to tell the difference on my tiny desktop speakers, but hats off to you - it genuinely does sound better even through a youtube video played through tiny desktop speakers. I'm becoming increasingly convinced of the benefits, although I think i'd probably want something to go under the passenger seat. Boot space is at a premium for me. Great job though, looks super clean with that false floor.