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New 02/11/2005
I was reading somewhat how the SHO system is unchangeable. After researching
local car stereo shops, one good way to add an aftermarket head unit is to put
it in the glove compartment. The faceplate would be exposed rendering the glove
compartment useless. That has been done numerous times and works, its just a
pain to do. It is possible to had your own sub box with amp(s). Crutchfield
sells a speaker level to RCA converter, so if you split your speaker wire to the
converter and to one of the speakers in the back deck, you still retain all of
your speakers working and still be able to send signal to the subs. You don't
have as much control over the subs as you would with any aftermarket head unit
but it's still better then nothing. Don't know if this helps at all, but I just
figured I'd speak my piece about what I have learned.
Mike
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02/12/2005
Larry, if you want to add this, this is what they need to convert speaker
level input to RCA's.
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oNaGkNCYJu8/cgi-bin/ProdView.asp?g=721&I=101PL2
Mike