amp with stock head unit.
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Hey guys, I had a quick question.
I want to throw a sub and an amp in my D. I assume the Infinity head unit has no RCA outputs, are there rear speakers that I can splice off of?
How did any of you guys do it with a stock head unit, I have another head unit but did not want to go through the hassle of pulling my dash and getting an install kit.
I want to throw a sub and an amp in my D. I assume the Infinity head unit has no RCA outputs, are there rear speakers that I can splice off of?
How did any of you guys do it with a stock head unit, I have another head unit but did not want to go through the hassle of pulling my dash and getting an install kit.
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you can always splice off the rear speakers in the rear doors but it's a headache to run the wiring back through the door and hide them so it looks stock... i've had personal trouble amping infinity and bose head units. the sound you get from amping sounds like crap and it cuts sound to the rears. go aftermarket on the head unit. you can get some alpines really inexpensively, around $199, ranging up to $1500. so even though i'm rambling on, your best bet is going aftermarket if you want halfway decent sound.
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Yes. But IMO you would be better off to get a harness from crutchfield or similar and place it directly behind the radio. You can then run your trigger ( lower voltage wire ) and the new RCA wires that will hook up to your line level converter you need to buy and run these together. Look at powered subs, some have line level converters built in! If you have power seats there is little room under the seats for amps. A powered sub solve this. Running wires under the carpet on either side of the D is not difficult.
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