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Old 03-27-15, 01:12 PM
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Here ya go.
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Originally Posted by Flybye
Here ya go.

Is the diagram available anywhere else? The thumbnail won't load the attachment, I have tried 3 different browsers with no luck.

Thanks

Edit:

Found it at this location, listed in another thread.

http://www.rotaryheads.com/PDF/3rd_g...20Diagrams.pdf

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Sorry about the broken link. Here ya go!
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Originally Posted by ech
I've Confirmed. I wired from the 5V RCA pre-amp outputs direct into the Bose harness with all teh stock Bose gear still in the car. I was even able to turn off the amp in the headunit. The sound at low and mid levels is amazing. At highest levels (ie, drivign with the sunroof and windows open and still being able to hear) I'm getting some static - not normal distortion, but some other - only occasional - noise/static. I have no idea if this is because of my wiring solution or not at this point.

I have the Adapter and may try it just to see if I get a more reliable high-volume sound - maybe it will remove some grounding issue, interference, or static buildup issues? we will see.

But in terms of whether it works, and whether the voltage is compatible with a 5V preamp out - it sure is.

can you please explain how you did this directly without the adapter?




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