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Bypass factory amp to get better sound?
I'm sure as everyone knows that when you put a replacement deck in your monte that the sound quality is very low... I was reading somewhere about bypassing the factory amp to get the full sound from the factory speakers... I can't find this post/thread though anywhere. I've searched the web as well, but not knowing "what" I'm looking for it's been hard to find!
I have a 2005 MC LT it doesn't have Bose sound, it's actually a Panasonic amp in the back. |
so like are you talking about hooking up ur stock speakers to an aftermarket amp?
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Originally Posted by captaindamnit
(Post 207916)
so like are you talking about hooking up ur stock speakers to an aftermarket amp?
so no amp at all, just the deck to the speakers like in a normal car lol. |
You could unhook the harness at your amp and connect the input and ouput wires for each speaker. Pretty easy to do, and basically free.
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Connect them where?
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Connect the input wires to the output wires from the harness, then your head unit will be directly connected to the speaker instead of running through the amp.
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Originally Posted by Dbl_D718
(Post 208128)
Connect the input wires to the output wires from the harness, then your head unit will be directly connected to the speaker instead of running through the amp.
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Ok, on the harness that connects to the amp, for each speaker there's a + and - wire for the input (coming from headunit), and a + and - for the output (going to speakers). Connect the input + to the output + and the input - to the output - for every speaker. Leave the harness unhooked from the amp. You have just bypassed the factory amp.
You don't even have to cut any wires if you don't want to. Just use a short piece of wire to jump the pins on the harness. |
i sont think thats the best idea.
personally idont think you speakers will better louder or play clearer, with just an aftermarket deck and amp. i would upgrade your speakers b4 replacing the amp. |
Aftermarket amp instead of factory amp
Originally Posted by captaindamnit
(Post 207916)
so like are you talking about hooking up ur stock speakers to an aftermarket amp?
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