I know this is about audio but...
#1
I know this is about audio but...
I'm keeping my stock HU (no RCA outputs) so I need to tap my rear speaker sigals both L and R somehow. (ON MY 2000 MAX)
I tried pulling my door panel off but that come out too well. Also, I want to keep the wiring inside the car. I tried pulling the seatbelt pillars off but that was really hard and I don't want to break anything.
SOMEBODY PLEASE!! Help me get those signals.
Thanks
I tried pulling my door panel off but that come out too well. Also, I want to keep the wiring inside the car. I tried pulling the seatbelt pillars off but that was really hard and I don't want to break anything.
SOMEBODY PLEASE!! Help me get those signals.
Thanks
#2
you can get a hi-low converter from any stereo shop to tap into the signals from the head unit. Most people say that you won't get a clean signal which is somewhat true, but I have an entire system consisting of components, two amps, and a sub, using the stock head unit and it is extremely clear. I'm not saying that it can't be better, probably with an aftermarket deck it would definately be. I hope this helps. Tapping into the speakers for a signal, I am not sure if it would be as clean as a hi-lo converter. I got the converter off of Sound-domain. It was a PACs brand converter.
#4
Don't use a high-low converter, they are crap as far as sound quality goes. Use a PAC Bose adaptor. It is a harness with a box that takes the balanced line level output from the Bose deck and converts them to an RCA signal.
I have these in stock, PM me if you want one.
I have these in stock, PM me if you want one.
#5
Originally Posted by 2000SEBlack
how do you remove the head unit from the dash?
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