i read the article but all it said was what you can, a fat lot of help that is. im running a chrystler head unit.
help!?
Replies (3)
Tinker18 on 05/15/2004 15:47:03
what exactly are you needing help with? wring to the amp? what?
swez on 05/15/2004 18:09:48
Yes, in most cases you can add an amp (sub) to an existing factory HU. There is a device called a Line Out Converter (LOC) that will change speaker level ouputs to RCA line level inputs for an amp.
Depending on your setup, some Dodge/Chrysler products use Infinity Sound systems which already have amps built into the car. Here, you can tap off the rear deck speakers, (splicing into the stock wires) and install a variable output LOC. David Navone makes some of the very best as they are noise isolating and have a variable output control knob as well.
http://www.davidnavone.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=N-85V
Product ID: N-85V Category: Adaptor Products
N-85V
Description: The N-85V is our best high quality low pass interface device for all OEM systems, even the Delco Bose! The N-85V is a 2 channel device with 12 dB of bass boost centered at 40 Hz with an infra-sonic filter on the bottom end. The N-85V features full transformer isolation to protect factory systems. This device will deliver from 0 up to 9.5 volts with excellent phase compensation. The variable feature permits the system headroom to be adjusted for maximum signal and minimum noise.
Price: $34.50
Swez
ttocs on 05/16/2004 16:23:23
the article I wrote was to give general knowledge as to what you may or may not be able to do. If you are wanting specifics to your vehicle we can help there..
We need more info however such as if the car has a premium infinity head unit, what kind of amp you are running and what speakers......
help!?
Replies (3)
Tinker18 on 05/15/2004 15:47:03
what exactly are you needing help with? wring to the amp? what?
swez on 05/15/2004 18:09:48
Yes, in most cases you can add an amp (sub) to an existing factory HU. There is a device called a Line Out Converter (LOC) that will change speaker level ouputs to RCA line level inputs for an amp.
Depending on your setup, some Dodge/Chrysler products use Infinity Sound systems which already have amps built into the car. Here, you can tap off the rear deck speakers, (splicing into the stock wires) and install a variable output LOC. David Navone makes some of the very best as they are noise isolating and have a variable output control knob as well.
http://www.davidnavone.com/detail.asp?PRODUCT_ID=N-85V
Product ID: N-85V Category: Adaptor Products
N-85V
Description: The N-85V is our best high quality low pass interface device for all OEM systems, even the Delco Bose! The N-85V is a 2 channel device with 12 dB of bass boost centered at 40 Hz with an infra-sonic filter on the bottom end. The N-85V features full transformer isolation to protect factory systems. This device will deliver from 0 up to 9.5 volts with excellent phase compensation. The variable feature permits the system headroom to be adjusted for maximum signal and minimum noise.
Price: $34.50
Swez
ttocs on 05/16/2004 16:23:23
the article I wrote was to give general knowledge as to what you may or may not be able to do. If you are wanting specifics to your vehicle we can help there..
We need more info however such as if the car has a premium infinity head unit, what kind of amp you are running and what speakers......
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