[s-cars] RCA cable Connects

[Bill Clancy]

not easy to do... I replaced everything to get the sound I wanted.
but I think you could tap into the rear speaker leads if you wanted to.
Many amps will take high level inputs.  Noise is only a problem with
highs...the sub should not give you any noise.   But I have to warn you, you
can't just throw a sub in the trunk like it's an 89 IROC.   The trunk is
pretty well sealed.   Bass does not get thru.
I decided a while back that I am not leaving my car to anyone nor do I want
to enter it in a classic car show, so I let the local car stereo shop cut up
the rear deck and install a pair pf 10 inch subs.
 It works pretty good.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Trevor rice" <trevorricetemp at hotmail.com>
To: <s-car-list at audifans.com>
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2004 11:29 AM
Subject: [s-cars] RCA cable Connects


> Is there any way, without adding unwanted background noise, to add some
RCA
> cable jackin's to the stock Bose stereo? Don't mind doing cable splicing,
> just need to know which cabes to tap into...
>
> Mine's a 92 with factory stereo. Am looking to add a sub & amp so only
need
> a single set of L&R rca connections
>
> Cheers
> Trev.
>
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