2023/2024 Chevy Silverado TrailBoss Get the Sound Treatment As Well As A Amp & 2 Alpine Subs!!

This channel covers new audio installs, as well as 911 install rescues. There will cars you see often and other that are rare.
From time to time I will do how to's on my personal 2016 Ford F150.
We work on exotic, domestics and popular Japanese vehicles. There be thing you may see often and other thing you see rarely.
You will see things related to the interior and the exterior. It will include the audio system, wheels, tires, and anything that is involved. So hang on to your hat and enjoy the ride.
You will also see audio tips..

[@NBRPWeazelNews.]

Hey I just bought a 2024 and would be interested in the same thing plus more speakers and marine speaker in bed. I do have a question will this affect my chimes or any functions with my factory infotainment system?

[@lancesautovlog]

The infotainment system shouldn’t be affected. I’ve had customers had issues with the OEM infotainment systems like the radio staying on and weird things like that before I’ve even worked on it.
The Axxess interface has the ability to adjust the chimes volume. If a DSP is used it can be adjusted the EQ.

[@henrythompson5624]

Man I wish you was close to me were you could've did my truck .these shop here where I live doesn't know car audio.

[@lancesautovlog]

You could have the truck shipped out.

[@henrythompson5624]

@@lancesautovlog I never thought about that

[@hitemup85]

Have you ever install the Nav Tv in a Cadillac CTS?

[@lancesautovlog]

Are referring to the Nav-TV GM interface? If so yes. I have. The unfortunate thing is that they no longer have it available.

[@hitemup85]

@@lancesautovlog I have one but can’t figure out if one connection goes to the amp or the black box before the amp & do I have to extend the wire to reach the Nav Tv that would go to the kick panel on the passenger side since the wire is to short to reach from the front to the back

[@Mr_Ruhl]

Seems like the roof should be the most important to have deadening on because it's the largest, flattest, and weakest panel on the cab. I think it would flex and vibrate the most. Why wasn't it done?

[@lancesautovlog]

The roof isn’t where you’ll hear road noises. If you’re trying to get better bass response then the roof will help.

[@oHmockingbird]

Where are you located?

[@lancesautovlog]

Huntington Beach Cali