Can you connect an amp and subs to a factory head unit that is built into the dashboard? I dont want to cut up the dash thats why. thanks!
Sorry what i meant to say is can i connect an amp to a factory head unit thats built into the dash. Thanks!

I have a 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee and I want to use the factory radio with my amp and sub-woofer. I brought a 4 channel converter but I don’t know how to hook it up. I am trying to save a lil cash by doing it myself. It looks easy but I don’t wanna cut the wrong wires. If anyone can help, hit me up and let me hear your solutions.

I want to add bass to my factory honda accord radio. is it better to go with a powered sub(like a bazooka) or a separate amp with sub? i dont need alot of bass, maybe just a 8″ sub at the most.

I want to add bass to my factory honda accord radio. is it better to go with a powered sub(like a bazooka) or a separate amp with sub? i dont need alot of bass, maybe just a 8″ sub at the most.

im trying to install all new 5×7 speakers.

ive heard many times that if im putting in aftermarket speakers i will need to bypass the factory amp or else ill have poor sound quality.

how do i do this? do i even need to?

i recently went in to get my amp fixed at a local shop. While doing the procedure the audio guy told me that by not bypassing the factory amp my sound was being distorted. Is this true? or was he just trying to tac on the bill. if it is true is it something i could do?

I have a factory ford CD player in my 2005 Ford Crown Vic. I used wire taps to connect the unit to an external amp for subwoofers and the remote wire to the external amp. A couple of days after I did this, the CD player stopped working. When I push the volume knob, the time comes on briefly before going off and the disc inside the player ejects and loads with no problem, the stereo tuner and CD player just doesn’t function. I was wondering if anyone had any idea what the problem could be.