Macc23

I have a 2010 Acura TL. Has anyone added a aftermarket amp and subs to this vehicle. How difficult is this process?

justnspace

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not too dificult...like any other sound system install.
you could use the high level inputs or use a Line out Converter

losiglow

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With my 3G, I took the lines directly from the subwoofer to the amp. I'd assume you could do the same with the 4G. I haven't gone there since I'm plenty happy with the 4G's bass.

KarKraze

Adding an aftermarket Amp & Sub is simple. You can use an Amp with High or Speaker level inputs and take a feed directly from the stock sub.

Or you can use a Line out converter eg AudioControl LC2 to convert the speaker level feed taken from your Stock Sub to RCA (Low Level) if you purchased an Amp with RCA Input & Output only. In either scenario you will need to run a Power wire from the battery to your Amp location.

Some Amps can be triggered remotely when it senses a feed from the Head Unit or if you do not purchase an Amp with this option then you need to run a trigger (Remote) wire from the fuse box.

This is just a general idea and a basic install which can add a lot of depth to the system, of course there is a lot more you can do and have an awesome system while keeping the Stock Head Unit.

Bchester6

It's simple once you figure out the game plan. I remember when I tore my car apart and installed my system... I definitely don't miss running wire that's for sure haha. Take your time and do it right the first time and forget about it.

mada51589