Install Subwoofers+Amp on 2008 A4 with Audi Nav headunit
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Install Subwoofers+Amp on 2008 A4 with Audi Nav headunit
Hey guys,
Well I to start to look for subwoofers for my car and what not. My friend said his dad could do the job no problems. So I went to him today and he got in the car to look at it and goes "Ah not this". I told him I clearly want to keep the head unit I have and if you can't install subs+amp then we wont do the job.
He went on to explain to me how its going to be a BIG job and what not. So I got down there today and he said its going to run me about $40-50 an hour and it will be like 8 hours of work to do this. I have heard to work with the head unit is a pain and what not.
What do you guys think?
Well I to start to look for subwoofers for my car and what not. My friend said his dad could do the job no problems. So I went to him today and he got in the car to look at it and goes "Ah not this". I told him I clearly want to keep the head unit I have and if you can't install subs+amp then we wont do the job.
He went on to explain to me how its going to be a BIG job and what not. So I got down there today and he said its going to run me about $40-50 an hour and it will be like 8 hours of work to do this. I have heard to work with the head unit is a pain and what not.
What do you guys think?
#3
Will these even be a different if I do it through the rear speaker then if I do it through the head unit? What wires/ect will I need for this project?
#4
U should be okay using a low output converter. just to get an idea what u are looking for. They sell em at walmart and bestbuy anywhere electronics are found really. http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trk...All-Categories
All you do it tap into the positive and negative speaker wires and then plug ur rcas into the low out put converter. And run ur remote wire to a fuse that receieves power when the car is turned on and ur battery cable and ground.
All you do it tap into the positive and negative speaker wires and then plug ur rcas into the low out put converter. And run ur remote wire to a fuse that receieves power when the car is turned on and ur battery cable and ground.
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