AZ IS350

If so, how did you route your speaker wire through the dash? Yeah I know the non-ML OEM amp doesn't have center channel outputs.

I have the MS-8 processor installed in my audio system and have a free output I'd like to use to add a center channel to my non-ML system. I popped the cover off and looked around as best as I could see. It appears the internal pathways run primarily horizontal along the windshield towards the A-pillars. I taped speaker wire to a fish tape and tried to find a opening to pass it through under the dash on the driver side but couldn't find a route. I didn't try the passenger side, as I was hoping to route my speaker line along the driver side, but I can go that way if there's a route.

Any help appreciated. Maybe even one of you ML guys can tell me which way your OEM wiring runs.

Sffd103

iTrader: (16)

I'm interested as well, cause in my last system they drilled right into the dash.

AZ IS350

Bumpin up, hoping for an answer...

Sffd103

iTrader: (16)

I was just looking at a 4" mid to put in there. Take the grille out and drill down in there with the radio out and feed it through.

evogt500

By doing so, it wont be a true center speaker would it? You would be just tapping into the right or left speaker line right?

Sffd103

iTrader: (16)

I'm building a whole new system. I'm not sure about all the details cause my Alarm/stereo shop handle all the install. I just pick what I want/like!

AZ IS350

No way in hell I'm doing that. With my luck, I'd end up drilling through some critical cables or something else unseen. I'm trying to fit a 4" mid there as well.

You have to feed it a dedicated center channel signal, from an aftermarket processor. Feeding it a L/R signal will sound like ***.