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<blockquote data-quote="dipitydoo" data-source="post: 7465713" data-attributes="member: 567383"><p>if it already has hi-level inputs, you should just use that instead of a separate loc. i would find out a bit about your factory head unit first though. if its one of those 'premium' units, many of them have built-in eq's, usually at the amp, tailored to their speakers for that car. using that altered signal with aftermarket speakers and subs may not sound good. with these systems, its better to get a differential converter and install it before the factory amp. this allows it to get a flat (assuming) signal before it gets eq'd.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dipitydoo, post: 7465713, member: 567383"] if it already has hi-level inputs, you should just use that instead of a separate loc. i would find out a bit about your factory head unit first though. if its one of those 'premium' units, many of them have built-in eq's, usually at the amp, tailored to their speakers for that car. using that altered signal with aftermarket speakers and subs may not sound good. with these systems, its better to get a differential converter and install it before the factory amp. this allows it to get a flat (assuming) signal before it gets eq'd. [/QUOTE]
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