i have a 2005 acura TL non Navi
Bone stock no changes made

I was wondering if there is a way to put aftermarket (Additional) Amp and subwoofers in it with out getting an aftermarket Headunit (keeping the initial setup/Dash).


is there a kit and if there is one can some one explain to me how it works or post a site showing how the install works?


Grealty apreciated,

your freind Devon.

 

you will need to buy a sound processor, or a loc (line out converter). Depending on your budget is what your gonna end up buying

 

If you go the cheaper route, you can install a line out converter after the stock amplifier to change the signal from speaker wire to RCA cables. You can tap into the speaker wire that goes to the stock subwoofer, and use it for your aftermarket sub amplifier signal. The power cable can be ran on the left side of the car down to the trunk. I tapped into the fuse box for my remote turn on.

If you read through my installation post, you should be able to get all the information you need. On the second page I also listed links to all the resources and information I found useful to keep the stock head unit and install aftermarket amplifiers. The Death to Toasters thread is by far the most detailed and informative. You can post further questions on my thread if you have em...good luck.

https://acurazine.com/forums/3g-tl-audio-bluetooth-electronics-navigation-94/tech14-complete-audio-installation-643839/

 

Try the search feature..... there are so many threads on audio install here. You will find all the info you are looking for and then some.... great info on this forum

 

NO LOC's!!!! lol..you're just inviting the hideous OEM amplifier hiss into your system...tap pre-amp signal between the OEM headunit and OEM amplifier...us RCA's and run that signal into your amplifiers...if you simply don't have enough output...install a linedriver unit on those RCA's...

-Jason

 

Like I said, LOC's are a cheap solution. Not everybody has muchos bucks for line drivers.

 

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