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<blockquote data-quote="Gregavi" data-source="post: 8162968" data-attributes="member: 657595"><p>Hi, I just bought a 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid and want to upgrade the audio system. I still have my old car that has a 10" sub in box driven by a Precision Power PC2300 mono amp and a pair of MB Quart separates (Can't remember what size. Whatever size fits a 1997 Camry) driven by a Precision Power PC4400 amp. The local auto stereo shop wanted to sell me (and install) an Alpine 5 Ch amp and a subwoofer for a bit over $1k. I said I would think about it. While driving home I thought "why not use the equipment from my old car. At least the amps and subby." The amps are old, but they gotta be better than some of the cheap ones on the market today. PPI had a good reputation when I bought them many years ago.</p><p></p><p>The problem is, my new car's head unit does not have pre outs and the amps don't have speaker level inputs. Is there an adapter that would solve this issue?</p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gregavi, post: 8162968, member: 657595"] Hi, I just bought a 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid and want to upgrade the audio system. I still have my old car that has a 10" sub in box driven by a Precision Power PC2300 mono amp and a pair of MB Quart separates (Can't remember what size. Whatever size fits a 1997 Camry) driven by a Precision Power PC4400 amp. The local auto stereo shop wanted to sell me (and install) an Alpine 5 Ch amp and a subwoofer for a bit over $1k. I said I would think about it. While driving home I thought "why not use the equipment from my old car. At least the amps and subby." The amps are old, but they gotta be better than some of the cheap ones on the market today. PPI had a good reputation when I bought them many years ago. The problem is, my new car's head unit does not have pre outs and the amps don't have speaker level inputs. Is there an adapter that would solve this issue? Thanks in advance. [/QUOTE]
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