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ok, but the four wires on the LOC are: left+ left- right+ right-. does it matter which side (left or right) that i plug together? or can i just hook up both positives (on the loc) to the positive wire (going to the sub amp) and both negatives to the negative wire?

does anyone know anything that might help? even maybe if u just know which color the speaker wires are? i could atleast try it, maybe the guy was wrong

im trying to put in a line output converter to a stock head unit for mach sound system, but i was told that you can't install a loc to the speaker wires for the mach system because it has a built in crossover system that limits the amount of bass going to the speakers. first off, is this true...

this happened to my 99 EB too, i ended up just buying a new stereo for it, there isn't much you can do to fix it.

and can i hook that up straight to the wires going into the stock sub amp without even touching the wires going into the other speakers?

whats the easiest or best way to get some RCA outlets from a stock HU in a 99 EB with the mach sound system if i want i want to leave the speakers alone and just instal a 2ch amp for some aftermarket subs?

well i wasn't really planning on hooking the converter up to the rear speaker wires, i was going to just hook it up to the wires going into the stock amp for the sub (im only putting in a 2ch amp for some 10" subs, im leaving everything else the stock). Also, i've been looking for a harness...

here's another site i used to remove the back panel off of my explorer http://diynet.com/diy/ab_stereo/article/0,2021,DIY_13694_2271224,00.html

thats what i was planning on doing, there are i think 6 or 8 wires going into a harness that plugs into the stock amp. i was just planning on cutting the speakers wires (going to the amp) and plugging those into the converter, i guess now my only problem is figuring out which wires or the...

ok, thanks for the help

hey, quick question. im trying to hook up a legacy amp to the stock head unit by unhooking the sub amp and using a line output converter to convert the wire into RCA outputs. i was looking at some website though and they said for certain sound systems, u need to use a certain line converter. i...

i like the idea of the sub in the facotry box, but if i get a higher wattage sub, will the factory box still be good for it?

I'm new to this, I'm trying to find a really cheap way to get alot of bass in my 99 EB. i was thinking maybe instead of installing a new amp and new sub, just replace one of them, but i don't know if the stock sub can take more watts than the amp is giving out, or if the amp can produce more...