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Silver Member Username: Liqdfire3Lee high acres, Florida Post Number: 113 Registered: Sep-05 | is there such a thing. a friend of mine just got a 2004 honda civic and wants to keep the stock radio but adding an amp and sub. i have seen alot of people running and amp and sub off their stock HU but i didnt know what kind of harness they were using. any can help me out on where to find one? |
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Bronze Member Username: Scorpionzero454Post Number: 76 Registered: Jun-06 | it's called a hi-low converter. http://cgi.ebay.com/PYLE-PLVH-L60-2-CHANNEL-HI-LOW-CONVERTER-NEW_W0QQitemZ330082 629284QQihZ014QQcategoryZ50552QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem |
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New member Username: Racerdude15Indianapolis, Indiana USA Post Number: 4 Registered: Feb-07 | or u could just get an amp with a high-power input |
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Silver Member Username: Nd4spd18Post Number: 498 Registered: Jul-06 | Ryan, DO NOT buy anything made by pyle! Josh is also wrong. When you need is called a JL audio cleansweep, or similar device. http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_cleansweep_pages.php?page_id=94 It will remove any equalization or other unwanted crap from the factory stereo's signal, and allow you to add aftermarket amplifiers. |
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Bronze Member Username: Scorpionzero454Post Number: 77 Registered: Jun-06 | just giving him an example |
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Silver Member Username: Nd4spd18Southeast PA Post Number: 566 Registered: Jul-06 | ^^^^^ Oh ok, but a converter like that will still not work on some factory stereos where the signal has already been run through built in EQs, X-overs, etc. |