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Originally Posted by cellsafemode
I'd sooner rip the guts out of the bose amp, find the trace that leads to the actual amplifier circuit (the analog pre-amp audio) and place two rca connectors drilled and set into the side of the bose amp somewhere.
edit: was just thinking, they probably do a good bit of digital shenanigans before decoding to analog so that idea still might not be perfect. But it would at least be an improvement over using the amped speaker outputs.
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I suspect that there is not an unadulterated analog audio signal to be found. The music sources are all digital, the head unit sends it digitally over MOST50, and the amp processes the digital input. There is no analog until the various outputs for different speakers have been digitally EQ'd.
The one thing I don't get is, "Why the 6x9's on the parcel shelf?" Seems like they could have saved a few bucks by using smaller speakers.
One other thing I got out of re-reading some of the old posts is that there is a very good chance the center channel speaker contains signal not present in the left and right front speaker feeds.