1961 Impala Stereo Install

Installing Amps and Morel Virtus Nano Carbon 62 Ultra Slim Speakers in the 1961 Impala Bubbletop
Accessing radio on a 1961 Impala or adding Bluetooth to your radio (providing it has an aux jack)?
• Adding Bluetooth to a ...

[@Zachecker]

Ur wiring looks good but little over kill for what ur runnin but better than not enough

[@revivingretro]

agreed - thank you for taking time to comment :)

[@BlindBassHead]

The gain is to match the input voltage of the amp to the output voltage of the pre amp of the stereo just so you know great video tho

[@revivingretro]

You are right. I actually use an oscilloscope to find the peak of the radio or pre-amp - once that's set I then use it for the peak gains on the amps. I also leave the sub bass boost on the sub amp at 0. I was trying to keep it simple here. May make another video on how to properly adjust gains, but there are so many out there already :) - thank you for commenting and providing good added info!

[@got2getit204]

So basically you want factory sounds!

[@revivingretro]

I don't listen to hip hop. I listen to music like Rush, Queensryche, etc.. So, this gets me what I want. One sub would have been enough but I got these practically for free. I just finished replacing the amps with a Focal FDP1.900 and a Focal FDP-4.600v2 which drive the Morels much better. So I would say much better than factory. My cars get driven around 1500 miles a year tops. So for the little time it's driven, I'm content - and in the end that's all that really matters for me. Not trying to wake the neighbors or compete with the younger gen :)