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		  What I would like to do is wire it directly into my factory wiring coming from the factory head unit that goes to the factory amp (low level). I have the Pioneer Premium Sound System that came on alot of Lexus es300 models. It has low level outputs that go to the factory amplifier under the seat. The question is if the low-levels coming from the factory unit are the correct ohm load (10K) to just wire RCA tips directly onto and then plug into the low-level inputs of the new amplifier. 
I know that I could just throw in any new radio and not have to go through this, but I want to keep the factory radio look as long as possible.
 
What I would like to do is wire it directly into my factory wiring coming from the factory head unit that goes to the factory amp (low level). I have the Pioneer Premium Sound System that came on alot of Lexus es300 models. It has low level outputs that go to the factory amplifier under the seat. The question is if the low-levels coming from the factory unit are the correct ohm load (10K) to just wire RCA tips directly onto and then plug into the low-level inputs of the new amplifier. 
I know that I could just throw in any new radio and not have to go through this, but I want to keep the factory radio look as long as possible.
 
		 


