Can someone please tell me how I can add a sub/amp to a factory bose system on a 94 infiniti j30t??
Replies (2)
ryan on 07/11/2003 00:31:39
Go under the articles section to ur left and find ttocs article "how to hook an amp to ur factory HU" that should tell u mostly everything u need to kno.
Tray on 07/11/2003 09:31:37
In addition.
If you have a factory Bose amplifier in the system. If you tap into the lines after the signal has been amplified, it will cause your Bose amp to overload, and it will burn out the Line Out converter.
When I did my Altima (Very similar to the Infinity), I tapped in directly before the signal went in to the factory amp. You will most likely also need a remote signal converter. What this does is take a positive signal going to the speakers, and turn it into a remote lead to turn on your amplifier. This guarantees you will only have your amp on when the stereo is, but also make sure that it doesn't shut off when you switch from CD/FM/Tape, etc...
Replies (2)
ryan on 07/11/2003 00:31:39
Go under the articles section to ur left and find ttocs article "how to hook an amp to ur factory HU" that should tell u mostly everything u need to kno.
Tray on 07/11/2003 09:31:37
In addition.
If you have a factory Bose amplifier in the system. If you tap into the lines after the signal has been amplified, it will cause your Bose amp to overload, and it will burn out the Line Out converter.
When I did my Altima (Very similar to the Infinity), I tapped in directly before the signal went in to the factory amp. You will most likely also need a remote signal converter. What this does is take a positive signal going to the speakers, and turn it into a remote lead to turn on your amplifier. This guarantees you will only have your amp on when the stereo is, but also make sure that it doesn't shut off when you switch from CD/FM/Tape, etc...
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