Bose help
02-24-2008, 06:54 PM
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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.
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.
02-24-2008, 07:27 PM
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02-24-2008, 07:29 PM
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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.
02-25-2008, 10:43 AM
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what he said. Not only is that the cheapest, it is also the easiest short of ripping your dash apart.
02-26-2008, 09:44 AM
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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.
02-26-2008, 10:06 AM
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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
02-26-2008, 05:35 PM
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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.
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.
02-27-2008, 10:23 AM
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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.
Last edited by Socket7; 02-27-2008 at 10:25 AM.