I'm trying use a line out converter because my 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee factory head unit does not have rca plugs. I wanted to use the rca plugs to set up my amp I'm using for a subwoofer.
I'm a little confused on how to do this. I've read about it and I think I'm basically supposed to cut the speaker wire in the bock and attach it to the wires on the line-out converter. But wouldn't that mean that I would have to hook up all my speakers to my new amp? I really just want to power the sub with it.
Am i just being dumb or would I have to do that?How to use a line out converter for an amplifier?
A line out converter is an accessory that attenuates the output from an
amplifier that is intended to drive a speaker so that it can feed a line-level
input without a significant increase in distortion.
In your application, you would connect the converter in parallel with
the original speakers, which would remain connected to the radio.
I think you will have much less chance of damaging anything if you get
someone who knows all about car stereo connections to help you in person.How to use a line out converter for an amplifier?
Buy a new head unit with rca outputs would be the best bet, its a lot easier than wiring up a rca leads to your speaker wires, you will only be left with 2 front speakers and a sub
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