sorry about the newb question thats probly been posted allready but my search hasnt been working....

how would i connect a set of RCA lines to the bose deck, ive heard somethign about connecting to the rear speakers but im not sure exactly how that works?

 

clip the speaker wires going to the rear speakers....note that there are 4 wires to each speaker...one is power and one is ground (for the amp) the other 2 are the positive and negative of the speaker connection...cute the and of a set of RCA cables off..the middle wire is the positive wire and the outer wire is the negative...so all u do is match the negative speaker wire to the negative wire on the rca, and the positive speaker wire to the positive part of the rca and repeat for the other speaker...these RCA's can then be pluggged right into an amp since they are a low level signal

 

ah... i was about to say bs, but thats true. we do have a low level signal because of the external amplifiers huh? my only question is is it low enough. aren't the speakers low impedance?

 

its just as low as any cheap head unit like a pioneer...ive done this on a 4th gen max with Don (pearl96max)...what does speaker impedence have to do with this?
speaker is being bypassed

 

so that rear speaker wont play anymore?