Great, yes I know I'll need an amp. Thanks for all the info on the install, this helps a lot!
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Originally Posted by Maiden Rush
Let's move away from that and and get back on subject.
Not to insult you if you already know but you are going to need an amp. If you take a look at my diagram and eliminate the DSP you could wire directly to the amp that has hi level inputs. Make sure it has a remote turn on also. The Memphis is not bad for the price. My first setup was a 500 watt Alpine and a 12 inch S type. Wasn't bad for the price but it wasn't tight enough for me.
I actually set the sub up first before I put the DSP in front of the amp. You will read a lot of different opinions as to which speaker outputs to tap into. I chose the front so I could have the sub on with just the fronts if I want to fade out the back speakers. The is also a sub output from the Bose but I have not tried that so I cannot offer any input.
As stated in the diagram you will also need to pull the plug or disconnect the door microphones. They produce a low frequency signal that when amplified is horrendous. (Not sure if that signal is fed through the Bose Sub channel).
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