> Ok, I have a '00 reg. cab with the RBR(CD only) Infinity system in it. I
am
> using the speaker level inputs with my amp to power the subs, but I need
to
> know if I need to take the signal from speaker wires running out of the
back
> of the head unit, or running from the factory amp to the speakers? Where
is
> the factory amp located in a reg. cab? Does it make a difference? It just
> seems like to me I'd want the amplified signal, but maybe not???
> It would be
> easier and cleaner if I took it off of the head unit, but I will take it
> from the amp if need be. Thanks,
The speaker wires between the head and the existing amp are line level. So
you'll need to use the speaker outs from your amp (unless there are speaker
level outs on the head, which I doubt).
However if your sub amp has line level inputs I think you'd want to use
those rather than the speaker level inputs and go straight from the head.
More effecient that way.
The factory amp on m '01 QC is behind the passenger kick panel (to the right
of and below and glove box). On my QC I remove that doorway trim piece we
talked about, then grab the kick panel and tug it toward the rear of the
truck. Oh, might also need to first remove the panel to the right of the
glove box (mirroring the fuse box panel on the left). Hopefully this stuff
is similar enough on the '00 and '01 that this is helpful.
> Will Coughlin willcoughlin@hotmail.com
> '00 reg.cab,2wd,4.7L/NV-3500HD5-spd/3.92sg(9.25")
> http://www.geocities.com/willcoughlin/index.html
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