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(Thread Starter) |   Not Ranked : 0 score  Woofer out from Bose amp and replace rear spekares Can not find in old posts. Find one well instructions, but need exact info on which one pins (number, cable colour) can I connected signal wire for additional woofer amp. Also: did someone know what frequency response goes from Bose amp to back door speakers? I do not find reason for bad sonud in back doors. Speakers or response from amplifier? Did someone cut this speakers from Bose amp and use out from bose amp to another amp and better speakers? Thanks for replay. |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score Take a look here for a some recent discussion on the topic: Hooking up a sub and need help I used the PAC converter myself and it worked great. No cutting or splicing of the factory wiring and made it easy to add an additional amp/sub and also uses a clean signal. The Bose amp does a lot of odd sound processing so I wouldn't recommend using anything from it as an output if you are trying to improve sound.
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