Tero Huikko
02-29-08, 06:33 PM
Hi,
First post. I really tried to search this but every thread seemed to wonder away from the subject.
Sorry to ask this one again :)
I have a bose gold series stereo on my '95 seville.
It has 4 active speakers with their own amp-units.
So...if I want to connect a regular aftermarket stereo on the vehicle how to proceed? My brain told me to just plug in the low-level output from the stereo to the speakers, but my brain told me to stop and ask you guys after reading a few threads on the subject.
I have: Plastic frame to fit it on and adapter from GM plug to free pre-cut wires. Good skills with electronics inc. reading wiring diagrams, soldering etc.
I'm doing this only to get a decent FM radio...this one is really static and crappy....and I happen to have Becker unit available that really shines on the FM receiving :) So if anyone has any good ideas how to improve FM receiving, that can be advised too.
The car has a separate electric aerial - not the crappy windshield one.
First post. I really tried to search this but every thread seemed to wonder away from the subject.
Sorry to ask this one again :)
I have a bose gold series stereo on my '95 seville.
It has 4 active speakers with their own amp-units.
So...if I want to connect a regular aftermarket stereo on the vehicle how to proceed? My brain told me to just plug in the low-level output from the stereo to the speakers, but my brain told me to stop and ask you guys after reading a few threads on the subject.
I have: Plastic frame to fit it on and adapter from GM plug to free pre-cut wires. Good skills with electronics inc. reading wiring diagrams, soldering etc.
I'm doing this only to get a decent FM radio...this one is really static and crappy....and I happen to have Becker unit available that really shines on the FM receiving :) So if anyone has any good ideas how to improve FM receiving, that can be advised too.
The car has a separate electric aerial - not the crappy windshield one.