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<blockquote data-quote="BlackG35inTN" data-source="post: 7465564" data-attributes="member: 635273">Audio Control LC2i<a href="http://www.audiocontrol.com/17612/645207/OEM-Integration/Two-Channel-Line-Out-Converter-with-AccuBASStm-and-Subwoofer-Control----LC2i.html" target="_blank">Two Channel Line Out Converter with AccuBASS and Subwoofer Control - LC2i</a>I bought this because I have my stock Bose Navigational unit. You connect it as you would an LOC, either by tapping into your rear factory speaker wires, or by tapping into the speaker wires from the HU, right before the amp in the back. It has 2 preouts, one for full range, and one for subs. It has an automatic sensor on the unit so you dont have to run a remote wire to it. At same time, it does have remote outs on the unit to run to your amps. Therefore, that eliminates trying to find a remote wire somewhere in your car to run your system. Most factory radios stop getting louder at a certain point when aftermarket equipment is added. This unit supposedly bypasses that issue. I havent hooked this up in my car yet, but I don&#039;t anticipate any problems at all once I do. Watch the video in the link and they will go into more detail on how it works.Also, I got mine from crutchfield and it was listed for $99. I used a coupon for $20 off for all orders over $100. I just bought a little 6&quot; piece of speaker wire to get my cart over $100. Hope this helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BlackG35inTN, post: 7465564, member: 635273"] Audio Control LC2i [URL="http://www.audiocontrol.com/17612/645207/OEM-Integration/Two-Channel-Line-Out-Converter-with-AccuBASStm-and-Subwoofer-Control----LC2i.html"]Two Channel Line Out Converter with AccuBASS and Subwoofer Control - LC2i[/URL] I bought this because I have my stock Bose Navigational unit. You connect it as you would an LOC, either by tapping into your rear factory speaker wires, or by tapping into the speaker wires from the HU, right before the amp in the back. It has 2 preouts, one for full range, and one for subs. It has an automatic sensor on the unit so you dont have to run a remote wire to it. At same time, it does have remote outs on the unit to run to your amps. Therefore, that eliminates trying to find a remote wire somewhere in your car to run your system. Most factory radios stop getting louder at a certain point when aftermarket equipment is added. This unit supposedly bypasses that issue. I havent hooked this up in my car yet, but I don't anticipate any problems at all once I do. Watch the video in the link and they will go into more detail on how it works. Also, I got mine from crutchfield and it was listed for $99. I used a coupon for $20 off for all orders over $100. I just bought a little 6" piece of speaker wire to get my cart over $100. Hope this helps. [/QUOTE]

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