Stereo issues

[Airforcejetmech]

2007 Tahoe with 6 disc changer and Bose speakers (well at least boss front tweeters)

The back door speakers on both sides and both rear tweeters have no sound. Did all 4 of these really just go out at once? Anyone have any other ideas what could be going on?

Also, does anyone know where the factory sub and amp is really located? I'm hearing it's under the center console.

Thanks for any the advice,

Donnie

 

[NathanJax]

2007 Tahoe with 6 disc changer and Bose speakers (well at least boss front tweeters)

The back door speakers on both sides and both rear tweeters have no sound. Did all 4 of these really just go out at once? Anyone have any other ideas what could be going on?

Bad amp?

Also, does anyone know where the factory sub and amp is really located? I'm hearing it's under the center console.

Amp and sub under center console

 

[Trailblazzin]

Bad amp?




Amp and sub under center console

Is it visible when you pull out the cup holders?


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[NathanJax]

Is it visible when you pull out the cup holders?


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some wiring is, but the actual amp and sub, no

 

[Airforcejetmech]

You think the amp went on those channels but still pushing the fronts? Ever heard of anyone bypassing the amp?

 

[2ndTahoe]

You think the amp went on those channels but still pushing the fronts? Ever heard of anyone bypassing the amp?

I have the same issue with my (identicle?) 07, plus none of the console rear controls work.
I know the sub and amp are under the console and all fuses are good and have heard that a loose connector on the amp can cause all these issues. Would be great to find a schematic of those connectors before I tear apart the console.
Good luck to you.

 

[kbuskill]

I have the same issue with my (identicle?) 07, plus none of the console rear controls work.
I know the sub and amp are under the console and all fuses are good and have heard that a loose connector on the amp can cause all these issues. Would be great to find a schematic of those connectors before I tear apart the console.
Good luck to you.

If your rear audio controls aren't working I would get that working first because it may be stuck in the "headphone" position which disables the rear speakers.

 

[2ndTahoe]

If your rear audio controls aren't working I would get that working first because it may be stuck in the "headphone" position which disables the rear speakers.

Thanks, I tried plugging in a headphones into each jack to see if ther was a broken plug stuck in one of them but there wasn't. Can't find any fuses labeled rear console controls so I'll have to figure out a way to get the controls out to inspect.

 

[Wolfbraid]

Thanks, I tried plugging in a headphones into each jack to see if ther was a broken plug stuck in one of them but there wasn't. Can't find any fuses labeled rear console controls so I'll have to figure out a way to get the controls out to inspect.

Not sure how to do it, but remove the back panel and see if all the connectors are connected, can you control the rear A/C?

 

[kbuskill]

Thanks, I tried plugging in a headphones into each jack to see if ther was a broken plug stuck in one of them but there wasn't. Can't find any fuses labeled rear console controls so I'll have to figure out a way to get the controls out to inspect.

It just pops out... do you have the wireless headphones? Assumming you have the RSE (Rear Seat Entertainment) If so check to see if you have audio in the headphones.