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by two amps.. you mean one for subs one for amps...
well... audiocontrol makes a nice hi-lo converter.. the LC6 is what i would reccomend for that.. gives you 3 sets of preoutsI think somewhere around 6-9 volts gives you a remote turn on wire... very nice piece.. hit us up at the shop if you need one man
Posts: 158 | From: sparks nv | Registered: Jul 2004
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I really dont think it's a BOSE system in a navi, maybe a amplified system, but not bose.
I assume you're adding a 4 channel amp and a sub amp? You'll need to use some high-low convertors. Pull the deck out the dash and you'll see a bundle of wires right behind it, attatched to the back panel going vertically. Those are the wires going to/from the amp. The speakers are in twisted pairs using standard old Ford colors.
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If it does have the premium stereo. The radio itsself is already putting out a low level signal in the wires to the amp. You can just tap into them and splice on a set of RCAs.
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Somethings Wrong With Your Equipment. Posts: 1036 | From: Not where you are! | Registered: Apr 2000
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Owner said it was a bose system but I've never even seen the vehicle. He has a set of Focal Coaxials (rear passenger doors I assume) and a seperates set for the front doors. Two amps, one for the highs and the other for two Focal 10's.
quote:Originally posted by VegaS10: Pull the deck out the dash and you'll see a bundle of wires right behind it, attatched to the back panel going vertically. Those are the wires going to/from the amp. The speakers are in twisted pairs using standard old Ford colors.
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