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I have an 2013 Audi S4 and I want to add a sub in the trunk. the rest of the sound is pretty good, but it lacks real deep base. The audio system uses a MOST bus from the head unit, to the "mmi brain" then to the factory amp. From the factory amp it is normal speaker wires out to the rest of the speakers. What I would like to do is find a way to break into that MOST network, and then feed it into an amp that will let me power a bigger sub. Looking on the internet, I came across one of these: http://www.mobridge.us/compatibility/vehicles/16/27/13116/13342/14993 Has anyone here ever done something like this, and if so, is this the right way to go about it?
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Kachunkachunk posted:I'll be in the same situation within a year or two (2012+ S4 or maybe a 2013+ S5). Did you option yourself a B&O sound system? I imagine I'd still have to fit a sub in the trunk with one, but I was curious what you thought. Yeah I got the B&O system because I liked the sound of it better than the stock system. I brought a couple of cd's in and loaded some lossless audio off my iphone and an sd card and listened to both systems with the different sources, and the B&O was way better. The bass while not good was much better than the "audi concert system." I thought of ignoring it and then going component everywhere else, but I ended up wanting to save time by not having to do that, and instead just add a sub to make up for the sub-par base. I looked at a couple of different sub options, but I did not look at under seat subs. I did look a couple shallow depth subs to mount underneath the rear deck in the trunk but didn't move on it yet. On the passenger side in the trunk is an open area where you can put poo poo in for storage, and I thought of maybe getting a custom made enclosure and mounting the sub there. I'm not sure, I'm going to wait a few more weeks before I put some money into solving my problem.
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