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i need to know what kinda of line out converter i need to run and amp on with my stock face??? can i just use an ordinary line out converter or do i need a special one??
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a regular one will work, you need to hook it up after the amp and you need one that handle a decent amount of power,     depending on the car though some bose systems are a pain
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You probobly need a special one because of the so called Bose eq on the speakers. You usually find special line convertors for your vehicle that bypass the bose eq.
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well i talked to some people with my car and they said they just used a regular one but i kinda wanted to get one made for the bose system just to make sure, where might i find one??
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Use this PART# AAI-GM9 http://www.pac-audio.com/products/aai.htm
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thanks for the link but let im really anxious to get this installed is there any harm in going to my local car audio installer and buying a normal line out converter and trying it out??
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No harm in trying, it will most like degrade the sound quality that's all or it may not work at all because of the low level outputs of the OEM deck.
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well i might go try that then, i actually ordered this one http://www.valcoelectronics.com/caudio/lineout.htm the FAI2 model but its on backorder for a week but im so anxious to put it in. This guy with the same car as mine said i should be fine if i buy a normal line out converter that has adjustable gains on it.
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ask for a PIE differential converter, they are designed to work with Bose and non-Bose systems....
Kevin Gerry
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