Scans of amplifier wiring diagrams 2022 G70 all trim levels

[Db999md]

Hello,

Attached are some Genesis G70 amplifier wiring diagrams - these are not easy to come by on the web, I got them from someone at the dealer.

Dennis

 

[Beefer]

First post…and freaking brilliant!!!

Thank you!

 

[Db999md]

My question is if anyone has considered or done this - I was wondering if we can improve the bass response in the car by using the existing factory subs under the seats but powering them with a better and more powerful amplifier. That would allow us to put a bass knob in the front to adjust the levels but keep the amazingly tuned nature of the speaker location and DSP in this car, which is why they are able to achieve a soundstage that mimics a home listening area in a car.

People complain that they do not get a separate feeling of boominess in this car like you get from a pair of 15" subs in the trunk but of course that is not the way music really should sound. A properly phased, placed, and delayed sub really should sound like there is no sub at all, it should fool you into thinking that the bass is coming from the front speakers, like what the auto correction on the home theatre receivers acheive. This system does a very good job of this but could just just a bit more bass emphasis IMHO which is why I am thinking of increasing the quality / power of the amps to the exisiting sub.

Anyone know the ohms on the two subs under the seat ?

Dennis

 

[FartTown916]

My question is if anyone has considered or done this - I was wondering if we can improve the bass response in the car by using the existing factory subs under the seats but powering them with a better and more powerful amplifier. That would allow us to put a bass knob in the front to adjust the levels but keep the amazingly tuned nature of the speaker location and DSP in this car, which is why they are able to achieve a soundstage that mimics a home listening area in a car.

People complain that they do not get a separate feeling of boominess in this car like you get from a pair of 15" subs in the trunk but of course that is not the way music really should sound. A properly phased, placed, and delayed sub really should sound like there is no sub at all, it should fool you into thinking that the bass is coming from the front speakers, like what the auto correction on the home theatre receivers acheive. This system does a very good job of this but could just just a bit more bass emphasis IMHO which is why I am thinking of increasing the quality / power of the amps to the exisiting sub.

Anyone know the ohms on the two subs under the seat ?

Dennis

I’ve been looking into increasing the subwoofer response this morning and came across this amp: Rockford-Fosgate-PM100X1.
I was reading another post’s details on 2015 Ultimate package, where OP ran the existing sub wires through a new amp. If the new g70 15speaker Lexicon system has the amp in the trunk, the PM100X1 might be worth it to improve the bass quality with very minor work to be done.

 

[pulsar]

Cool you talked a dealer out of some wiring diagrams. Been lots of prior talk about adding bass. I removed my front seat and one of the subs a good while back to see exactly how those performed. I have a video posted in a thread here somewhere. I think the biggest issue is factory cross over frequency only allows a narrow band of low end frequency to hit our subs but they do work and not too bad when playing off car play via my phone. Just may not thump like some want. Back in my younger days before car manufacturers made it difficult to remove and replace head units I had Kenwood head units, separate amps for tweets, mids and subs along with a fully adjustable crossover so I could dial things in to my liking. A Cerwin Vega 12in woofer in the trunk did the job back in those days. Some of the songs I would play back then you miss certain notes entirely today in most factory systems. I’m somewhat older now and have no desire to add more wiring, amps or speakers and chase down alternator whine, spark plug pops and ground loop issues frequently caused by older cars back in the day. To each his own though who wants to tackle such nowadays.

 

[FartTown916]

Cool you talked a dealer out of some wiring diagrams. Been lots of prior talk about adding bass. I removed my front seat and one of the subs a good while back to see exactly how those performed. I have a video posted in a thread here somewhere. I think the biggest issue is factory cross over frequency only allows a narrow band of low end frequency to hit our subs but they do work and not too bad when playing off car play via my phone. Just may not thump like some want. Back in my younger days before car manufacturers made it difficult to remove and replace head units I had Kenwood head units, separate amps for tweets, mids and subs along with a fully adjustable crossover so I could dial things in to my liking. A Cerwin Vega 12in woofer in the trunk did the job back in those days. Some of the songs I would play back then you miss certain notes entirely today in most factory systems. I’m somewhat older now and have no desire to add more wiring, amps or speakers and chase down alternator whine, spark plug pops and ground loop issues frequently caused by older cars back in the day. To each his own though who wants to tackle such nowadays.

I’ve noticed the same; improved bass when on CarPlay.

 

[Db999md]

It's a strange system. Music that has bass in certain frequencies that the system has been tuned for sounds good with a lot of bass. But if music has its base centered at lower frequencies sounds like you're missing something.

They could have really gotten more bass out of the six inch speakers in the doors I bet. Maybe those are super crappy or something. When I have some time I'm definitely going to get in there and see what I think. Maybe I'll get some focal aftermarket upgrades see if they sound okay with factory amp

 

[2022GenesisG70]

I made custom sub setup in trunk. I didn’t get the Lexicon system so no subs under seats.

 

[tcarr1818]

Hello,

Attached are some Genesis G70 amplifier wiring diagrams - these are not easy to come by on the web, I got them from someone at the dealer.

Dennis

Any chance you happened to also snag a headlight wiring diagram?