Bose help
I know you guys are probably going to yell at me cause you think I'm a troll or what ever, even though IDK what that is. I come from computerforums.org forums and I guess we do things differently there, we answer peoples questions.
But heres my question, and yes I searched for it all over because I didn't want to ask it here, knowing I will get flamed. Does the Bose head unit have a sub out? If I wanted to hook up an amp and sub. Thank you. |
no.........
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simple consice and truthful
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TROLL TROLL TROLL!!!!!! just kiddin i couldnt help it
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can someone explain wtf a troll is?
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Hey Lurch, that's Winning, not Phantom, right?
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ok, so the bose doesn't have the sub out right?
because I saw this guys rx8 for sale and he had the stock head unit with a sub in the trunk. |
in line converter and chucks car is WB
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yup, WB with gold SSR D5R
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I thought a troll was one of those Nomes you put on the front lawn.
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If you blast Rap music too loud it'll have a sub out!!
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The cheapest way to connect to a sub to the Bose stereo is to use a line output converter and tap the rear speaker level outputs, then connect your amps + sub to it. There are no pre-amp level outputs in the system.
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Originally Posted by Socket7
(Post 2314924)
The cheapest way to connect to a sub to the Bose stereo is to use a line output converter and tap the rear speaker level outputs, then connect your amps + sub to it. There are no pre-amp level outputs in the system.
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So here's my PB, which looks a lot like your WB. Hard to tell from a photo.
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k4...llerredact.jpg |
Actually I believe you can tap the low level lines going into the Bose amp in the trunk. I saw something about it in another section and I remember some one had it setup like that with out any issues last I checked. I'll edit this post with a link to that post once I find the post.
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Originally Posted by CompMan
(Post 2314542)
can someone explain wtf a troll is?
That's like someone teaching you to say "I'm stupid" in another language and you go around repeating it to people who speak that language |
Originally Posted by Rems31
(Post 2317242)
why are you using the term if you don't know what it means?
That's like someone teaching you to say "I'm stupid" in another language and you go around repeating it to people who speak that language thanks guys, and otakurx, if you find anymore info on that lemme know. Thank you to the helpful ones! |
Originally Posted by CompMan
(Post 2314542)
can someone explain wtf a troll is?
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I have a line out converter, works great but it can be irratating setting the bass levels. I usually keep the gain about 80% up and -6 on the stock unit is still a hella lot of bass, haha. Line out is the best way to go IMO
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Originally Posted by CompMan
(Post 2317804)
I'm repeating it to ask a question about what it is? w.e
thanks guys, and otakurx, if you find anymore info on that lemme know. Thank you to the helpful ones!
Originally Posted by CompMan
(Post 2314481)
I know you guys are probably going to yell at me cause you think I'm a troll or what ever, even though IDK what that is. I come from computerforums.org forums and I guess we do things differently there, we answer peoples questions.
But heres my question, and yes I searched for it all over because I didn't want to ask it here, knowing I will get flamed. Does the Bose head unit have a sub out? If I wanted to hook up an amp and sub. Thank you. |
A troll is a monster that hides under bridges right?
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Originally Posted by delhi
(Post 2317861)
coming from computerforums.org a troll would be a ludite or sometimes an Apple user.:lol2:
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Originally Posted by otakurx
(Post 2317215)
Actually I believe you can tap the low level lines going into the Bose amp in the trunk. I saw something about it in another section and I remember some one had it setup like that with out any issues last I checked. I'll edit this post with a link to that post once I find the post.
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