[bobby35ny]

Originally Posted by glopez5

I posted about this 2 years ago, all you need is a cheap line out converter, an amp wiring kit. You tap into the rear speakers with the line out converter and you run rcas to Amp. I tapped into cig lighter for 12v remote. Used a bolt under rear seats for ground. Probably spent no more than $200.

1 JL 10w3, small sealed box, 500 watt alpine amp, Amazon wiring kit, Amazon line-out converter. Works like a charm

Can you link us to the post, sounds tasty!!

[glopez5]

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=535948

[G2K]

Originally Posted by glopez5

https://www.camaro6.com/forums/showthread.php?t=535948

Exactly what I needed, weird I never saw this.... anyway thanks!!! I should be doing this once I get my car back from the engine build.

Question, did you go with the 2ohm or the 4ohm?

[Marozl1LE]

I don't understand that i have zl1 1le with bose speakers and amplifier everybody says 1le has no amplifier is that right ��?

Also my car is zl1 1le 2018/10

Please let me know if I have a amplifier or not
In the spare wheel well I have amplifier on the left side I think that's the amplifier ����

[Msquared]

Originally Posted by Marozl1LE

I don't understand that i have zl1 1le with bose speakers and amplifier everybody says 1le has no amplifier is that right ��?

Also my car is zl1 1le 2018/10

Please let me know if I have a amplifier or not
In the spare wheel well I have amplifier on the left side I think that's the amplifier ����

It's the SS 1LE that has no separate amp. The ZL1 1LE like you have could have one (maybe Bose is even standard? I don't know). If you have a Bose system from the factory, you definitely have an amp in the location you mentioned.

[Marozl1LE]

Here the pictures from my car

[Marozl1LE]

i would now try antoher door speakers and another trunk speakers on the stock amp system i dont would high end system just little better quality speakers

like jl audio c1 690 60 watt rms nothing big one i dont know how is it work with the stock amp system

[Msquared]

Originally Posted by Marozl1LE

i would now try antoher door speakers and another trunk speakers on the stock amp system i dont would high end system just little better quality speakers

like jl audio c1 690 60 watt rms nothing big one i dont know how is it work with the stock amp system

Unfortunately, that is not going to work well. The Bose system uses speakers with very low impedance, and adding aftermarket speakers with higher impedance will cut your sound pressure levels severely. Also, Bose speakers are very non-linear in their frequency response, and the amp is equalized to work around that. So normal aftermarket speakers with flatter (high fidelity) response curves will not sound correct in an otherwise-stock Bose system. To my knowledge, the only way to properly integrate aftermarket speakers to a Bose system is to use a digital interface that will provide a flat signal to an aftermarket amp and speakers.