Thread: Converter to plug into line that runs to Bose Sub?
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Old 02-09-2013, 10:34 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by The Weapon View Post

If you don't feel like being a guinea pig you an go the safe route and do what i did. Just get a summing device. You can go with something as inexpensive as RE-Q5 which is around $150.00 or spend some bucks and get a $500-$700 summing and EQ device. I'd recommend getting something with an EQ so you can try to correct some the bastardization the Bose amp does to the signal.

So If I wanted to tap in right at the connector at the bose sup I could use the RE-Q5 and still get good sound?

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