The short answer is - yes, you will be able to add subs and keep your factory radio. Give us a call at the number above for help with options. Available for most vehicles. Want to know how to hook up subs and amp to stock. Most factory receivers do not put out a lot of power — 8-10 watts RMS would be considered average. Connect the RCA from the converter to your amp. Posted on Thursday, December 08, 2005 - 03:00 GMTi have a 1998 honda accord with a stock cd player. I want to keep my oem head unit what is the best way to do this with out tapping into the speakers. RMS is very important when matching subs and amps, yes not enough power will make subs clip, but also to much power will burn your voice coils by over heating them with too much power. Our vehicle database spans vehicles sold within the U.
I purchased impedance converter. Go to Radio Shack and get some female wire tap-ins and their male counterparts. Thanks to Lee from Crutchfield, I know why I continue to rate Crutchfield highest on my customer satisfaction list!
Another option: line output converters You just got a neat gift from a relative — an amplifier for your factory stereo. Common values are 2, 4, or 8 ohms, so do your homework beforehand. Car is a 2009 Ford Escape limited 3. I purchased impedance converter. Will it work in reverse, I have a new head unit going to a 97 SC400 OEM Nakamichi Amp? I have used a speaker 2 rca with auto remote on a 4 guage wire kit.
Can you hook up subs to a factory radio
Those little black boxes they include contain the circuitry to make sure most of the electronics in your era still work after you replace the stereo. Car stereo manufacturers have begun to adjust, moving away from the traditional and jesus toward developing products that enhance factory systems. I have the wires and plan to buy the rc cable thingy also. Si sure you always turn off your amp when you leave your car, it will overheat and drain your battery. Will I glad to change the factory head unit or can I keep it just like that?.
The short answer is - yes, you will be able to add subs and keep your factory radio. Run the power wire through the firewall.
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Can you hook up subs to a factory radio
The short answer is - yes, you will be able to add subs and keep your factory radio. Give us a call at the number above for help with options. Available for most vehicles. Want to know how to hook up subs and amp to stock. Most factory receivers do not put out a lot of power — 8-10 watts RMS would be considered average. Connect the RCA from the converter to your amp. Posted on Thursday, December 08, 2005 - 03:00 GMTi have a 1998 honda accord with a stock cd player. I want to keep my oem head unit what is the best way to do this with out tapping into the speakers. RMS is very important when matching subs and amps, yes not enough power will make subs clip, but also to much power will burn your voice coils by over heating them with too much power. Our vehicle database spans vehicles sold within the U.
I purchased impedance converter. Go to Radio Shack and get some female wire tap-ins and their male counterparts. Thanks to Lee from Crutchfield, I know why I continue to rate Crutchfield highest on my customer satisfaction list!
Another option: line output converters You just got a neat gift from a relative — an amplifier for your factory stereo. Common values are 2, 4, or 8 ohms, so do your homework beforehand. Car is a 2009 Ford Escape limited 3. I purchased impedance converter. Will it work in reverse, I have a new head unit going to a 97 SC400 OEM Nakamichi Amp? I have used a speaker 2 rca with auto remote on a 4 guage wire kit.
Can you hook up subs to a factory radio
Those little black boxes they include contain the circuitry to make sure most of the electronics in your era still work after you replace the stereo. Car stereo manufacturers have begun to adjust, moving away from the traditional and jesus toward developing products that enhance factory systems. I have the wires and plan to buy the rc cable thingy also. Si sure you always turn off your amp when you leave your car, it will overheat and drain your battery. Will I glad to change the factory head unit or can I keep it just like that?.
The short answer is - yes, you will be able to add subs and keep your factory radio. Run the power wire through the firewall.