HELP adding sub to bose?
HELP adding sub to bose?
OK i know the bose sends a 5volt signal to the amps so can i splice into the wires and connect right to my high level inputs? This is what i read but it doesnt make sense. if it is sending a 5 volt signal shouldnt somehow go to the rca inputs since my old headunit had 5volt output also? i thought highlevel converted say 15watts rms into a signal?
Re: HELP adding sub to bose?
Originally posted by bill4max
OK i know the bose sends a 5volt signal to the amps so can i splice into the wires and connect right to my high level inputs? This is what i read but it doesnt make sense. if it is sending a 5 volt signal shouldnt somehow go to the rca inputs since my old headunit had 5volt output also? i thought highlevel converted say 15watts rms into a signal?
OK i know the bose sends a 5volt signal to the amps so can i splice into the wires and connect right to my high level inputs? This is what i read but it doesnt make sense. if it is sending a 5 volt signal shouldnt somehow go to the rca inputs since my old headunit had 5volt output also? i thought highlevel converted say 15watts rms into a signal?
Re: HELP adding sub to bose?
Originally posted by bill4max
OK i know the bose sends a 5volt signal to the amps so can i splice into the wires and connect right to my high level inputs? This is what i read but it doesnt make sense. if it is sending a 5 volt signal shouldnt somehow go to the rca inputs since my old headunit had 5volt output also? i thought highlevel converted say 15watts rms into a signal?
OK i know the bose sends a 5volt signal to the amps so can i splice into the wires and connect right to my high level inputs? This is what i read but it doesnt make sense. if it is sending a 5 volt signal shouldnt somehow go to the rca inputs since my old headunit had 5volt output also? i thought highlevel converted say 15watts rms into a signal?
Look under the electrical section.
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