Tips for adding powered sub to Bose system

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Hey guys, Does anyone have any links or tips on how to add a powered sub to the Bose stereo system? Is it even possible? I have heard the Bose systems are a pain to add things to.

I have an Alpine powered sub from my truck that I would like to put to use. I would like to scrap the Bose and start over, just can't afford to yet, so the next best thing is to add the powered sub for awile.

Thanks guys!

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All you are going to want to do is, grab a line output converter and hook it up to your back speakers. Then for a remote wire your going to want to tap into the pink wire i think, the romote turn on for the bose amp.

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Great, thanks Whiney. As soon as it gets alittle warmer I'm going to hook it up!

[whiney]

Hey, no problem. Let us know how it all goes.

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Hey Whiney, do you know of a good line outpput converter for this application? I have located a few but don't know which one I should go with, like a 2 channel or 4 channel.

Also, where can I find the schematics on which speaker wires are the +'s and -'s. I have an 02 GTP Bose system.

Thanks man.

[whiney]

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If i were to do that again, that is what i would use. Then you have a 4 channel output if you need it, no splicing wires and you also have a remote turn-on for your amp.

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Awesome, I think I'll be going with that one. Thanks!!