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But seriously though, same concept, just cut the rear line in to the bose amp, splice into rca cables, into your new amp, and cut the sub line out from
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But seriously though, same concept, just cut the rear line in to the bose amp, splice into rca cables, into your new amp, and cut the sub line out from the bose amp. Splice output from your new amp into the sub line out that you cut from the bose amp. Or, since it's close enough, run speaker wire directly from your new amp out to your new sub.
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