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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat First, don't use the capacitor, it's not needed and can tack your electrical system more than help. Second as long as your amp has a High

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Old 07-26-2016, 12:11 AM   #4 (permalink)
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First, don't use the capacitor, it's not needed and can tack your electrical system more than help. Second as long as your amp has a High level input in, yes you can do this. Also called a speaker level input. You simply have to tap the speaker wires behind the head unit and run them into those inputs. Otherwise you have to get a Low level converter which aren't that expensive.
I am kind of in the same boat as OP.

Can you elaborate how to connect a low level converter? have been doing research on this forum as I just got the car a few days ago.

is that the PAC SNI 35?

I don't want to tap the stock wiring. Is there any connector / harness out there that can extend the wiring so I can tap that instead?

Thanks

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