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Adding An Amp To Factory Bose System?


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carguy411 
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im a dding a sub amp to a factory 2001 Infinity QX4 with the bose system, should i get the PACSNI-35 line output converter??
and where should i tap it off right behind the radio or from the rear speakers?does it make a difference when dealing wiht Bose casue i kow that theres 1 amp and then a small little amp at each speaker?
please let me know the best way to do this
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can someone help me please im doing it this weekend and i have to get the parts thanks
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Not all bose systems have the amps mounted directly onto the back of each speaker;  but I don't remember in this vehicle for sure whether or not it has a multiple amp setup or not.  I do think however that there's an amp in the rear left side panel, and this would either be a subwoofer amplifier or a single amplifier for the whole system.  Either way you're gonna need to get the signal for your line out converter from here.  It can either be a full-range signal or a low-pass signal; if all things are equal I'd take the full-range signal, but if it's easier to get at a low-pass signal (for a factory subwoofer for example) then you might as well tap into that wire.

Also remember that if you're using a LOC that you need to be getting a signal that's already amplified;  so that rules out tapping in to the back of the head unit.  Technically that would be possible though, but you'd need a line driver to accomplish that.

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carguy411 
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ok so go in the back left side behind the panel and theres hould be a speaker there to tap in to
thanks

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