2001 Audi A6 Audio Diagram

i am trying to install an amp with subs in a 2001 audi a6. I have the line level converters so I am lookin for a place to tap the speaker wires.  It has the bose speakers in the car.  Is there an amp somewhere i can easly tap off of?  I really dont want to take out the radio.  Does someone have a diagram with the colors of the speaker wires?  I think i could easily tap off the wires in the kick panels if i knew the color

here you go

2001 AUDI A6 4DR SEDAN WITH 2.8L ENGINE AND BOSE® AUDIO SYSTEM

  Audio/Mobile Video          WIRE  COLOR  POLARITY  LOCATION   Battery  RED / WHITE  (+)  RADIO HARNESS   Accesory  BLACK/ BLUE  (+)  RADIO HARNESS   Ground  BROWN  (-)  RADIO HARNESS   Illumination  GRAY/BLUE  (+)  RADIO HARNESS   Power Antenna  RED  (+)  RADIO HARNESS   Amp Turn On  RED / BLUE  (+)  AT SUBWOOFER AMPLIFIER   LF Speaker (+)  BLUE/WHITE     BLACK IS A COMMON GROUND WIRE. THESE WIRES ARE LOW LEVEL GOING INTO THE BOSE AMPLIFIER.   LF Speaker (-)  BROWN / WHITE   RF Speaker (+)  RED     BLACK IS A COMMON GROUND WIRE. THESE WIRES ARE LOW LEVEL GOING INTO THE BOSE AMPLIFIER.   RF Speaker (-)  BROWN / RED   LR Speaker (+)  BROWN / WHITE     BLACK IS A COMMON GROUND WIRE. THESE WIRES ARE LOW LEVEL GOING INTO THE BOSE AMPLIFIER.   LR Speaker (-)  BLUE/WHITE   RR Speaker (+)  BROWN / RED     BLACK IS A COMMON GROUND WIRE. THESE WIRES ARE LOW LEVEL GOING INTO THE BOSE AMPLIFIER.   RR Speaker (-)  RED   Amp Location  MOUNTED UNDER REAR DECK   Steering Cntrls  OPTIONAL   Speed Cntrl  YES   Radio Security  YES

nobody can help me out

No, you don't have to tap the wires at the speakers.  You can connect your LOC's anywhere between the amp and the speakers- you'll just have to test to make sure they are indeed for the speakers and not something else.  Otherwise, if you know the factory amp's inputs, you can try running that signal directly into your amp by soldering on some RCA's. My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

I found the factory amp.  Should I tap the rear speaker wires or the front speaker wires?  Also, is a standard line out converter even going to work?>  Are the speaker wires crossed over so I wont even get the right signal?  What hardware do I need to get this thing to work. 

If you're using an LOC, and have a factory sub, you must tap those wires to ensure you get the proper frequencies.  Just connect both the left and right channels together (left positive and right positive to the same wire, left negative and right negative to the same wire).My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

Where is the speaker wire on the subwoofer?  I dont really remember seeing a wire coming off the subwoofer.  And there is only 4 sets of speaker wires coming out of the amp as far as i saw on the one side.  And a few others.  Possibly on the far side is where the sub connects?  Im sure the sub unbolts somehow, but i dont have the car with me so i dont know

I can't tell you where because I've never done one of those.  If it's like some other German cars, though, the wires may be enclosed in a vinyl protective sleeve, so it may not be very noticable.  If you find it doesn't have a factory sub, I'd tap the wires going to the largest drivers in the system.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.