come on guys,someone has to know!!
01-21-2003, 06:32 PM
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come on guys,someone has to know!!
guys,
does nayone know how i can hook my subs and amp to my stock bose headunit.i just got done running all the wires and i just put in all new speakers(bostin acoustics).wanna save the money for a tv.so tell me,is there an adapter? i seen dustbuster has done it--pm me asap--thanks--imports4life2003@yahoo.com
does nayone know how i can hook my subs and amp to my stock bose headunit.i just got done running all the wires and i just put in all new speakers(bostin acoustics).wanna save the money for a tv.so tell me,is there an adapter? i seen dustbuster has done it--pm me asap--thanks--imports4life2003@yahoo.com
01-21-2003, 06:40 PM
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you buy something called a line-out converter. (i think)
you tap it into your radio harness so you can connect RCA's to the stock radio.
p.s. that's Boston Acoustics.
you tap it into your radio harness so you can connect RCA's to the stock radio.
p.s. that's Boston Acoustics.
01-21-2003, 10:13 PM
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There go the PM's again.
You do need to use a line converter that steps down the higher powered speaker wires to a low level line input. Most are adjustable to fine tune it for proper matching.
Catch the speaker wires after the amp though. The step down converter is designed to step down high power, not the lower power before the amp.
You do need to use a line converter that steps down the higher powered speaker wires to a low level line input. Most are adjustable to fine tune it for proper matching.
Catch the speaker wires after the amp though. The step down converter is designed to step down high power, not the lower power before the amp.
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