Recent content by Red Rocket

If I had the money I would be all over that considering you live like 10 minutes from my home.

Bose systems have built in processors that turn down bass at higher volumes to avoid blowing out the factory speakers and increase bass at low volumes. A LOC only allows you to hook up your aftermarket stuff. You need a signal processor, such as the MTX RE-Q, RF 3sixty.1 (what I'm running), or...

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Amazing install man. So much patience and attention to detail that most of us don't have.

Bought a 3sixty.1 off him and received it just as described a few days later. Easy to deal with and a smooth transaction

Great, thanks a lot man.

Should I just use basic speaker wire for that? I'm also assuming it will be just one wire or do I need to tap each individual speaker wire? Thanks for the help.

It can be done, trust me. I know plenty of others have done it. If I need to, I buy a LOC and then I'm set.

All of this stuff will be going into a 2000 Pontiac Bonneville SSEi with the factory Bose system and factory head unit. I've never installed a signal processor before and never had to tap into the factory wiring like this before so I want to make sure I have everything all planned out before...

Red Rocket I agree to the above terms and will follow through He lives in an awesome place because Cedar Point rules

Yeah, I appreciate the heads up. I'm so busy that I'm never on here anymore and miss out on some awesome deals but not this one.

3sixty.1 is mine!

PM'd you about the 3sixty.1

I don't know but... video or ban!

By the way, what other wires or connectors will I need besides the wiring for the amp?