would this work on a aftermarket head unit
168326
It would work but there is no reason to that I could think of. The clean sweep is designed to provide a clean signal to external amplifiers. JL Cleansweep is doing the exact same thing that a aftermarket headunit is doing with preamp out. Currently I am using one on my F150 with Sync but hate the OEM so I will be buying an after market unit and selling my Cleansweep. It's a great product for OEM headunits using external amps
168327
Sure. Are you just trying to add amps to an existing aftermarket H/U? because they have amps with high lever I puts. Or are you trying to add an auxillery input for an MP3 player like an iPod? The main function of these is to correct the factory radio eq-ing that is built into factory units to make up for the bad acoustics of the car or subpar factory speakers, (not factored into aftermarket H/U). So you can but other than adding an aux input not much reason to. On a plus side it does have an 8v output �
168328
There's really no need to use the clean sweep with an aftermarket head unit. The clean sweep literally "cleans up" the signal from stock units - this is necessary because the stock unit generally has a weird EQ curve. The clean sweep takes the weird signal and makes it nice and flat, which is what an amplifier likes to see. On the aftermarket head unit you can adjust the EQ of the unit more than a stock one. So, technically, yes it would work. But it won't accomplish anything that a good head unit would do.
168329
Yes I suppose it will work with aftermarket heads. But you really don't need it if your aftermarket head unit has all the RCA outputs for external amps. I only use this because my gm head unit is horrible and I want to retain stock looks.
168330
Yes, absolutely. Although, on an aftermarket HU, I'm not sure you would need it.
168331
Yes, I use it on an after market head unit in my jeep, cleans everything up nicely, you will definitely notice the difference.
168332
Yes it should but I would tell you to just buy a better head unit. Pioneer or Kenwood put out cleanest sounds. I have mine hooked up o a factory head unit and did wonders for the quality. Hope this helps
222696
No. Nothing will work like it should and the unit is smaller (length wise) than the original head unit. You're better off looking for a Denso 86120-06170 head unit...
1995103
Yes but the head unit will have to be pulled back out so this could be spliced in to the wiring harness that plugs into the back of the unit. It's worth doing or having it done for full functionality.
362078
As long as there are red and white audio ports in the back. Most after market head units have them but you'll want to check to make sure.
1656734
this is basically a universal part. do you currently have the factory radio installed? if so your factory radio will have to have a usb port and rca inputs to use this item. If you have an aftermarket radio with a usb port and rca inputs, all you have to do is install this item in a desired location and plug the rca cables and usb cable to the aftermarket radio's inputs
1529282
Yes. You will need this kit to install any aftermarket stereo. Ou will also need a wireing harness adapter to make your job even easyer
103516
no, it will only work with a pioneer head unit made before 2003. it will have a blue toslink connection on the back of the unit.the model number of the head unit should also have a "P" prefix
1291664
Yes you need to purchase the add on module the factory unit will not work with an after mark head unit.
391837
Do not think these will work. Search with google and you will find a number of suppliers with aftermarket choices
1861840
Google what the stock stereo looks like.. And if it has a cd changer on the back.. It should work.
1821422
If the head unit has an unused CD-Changer port on the back it should work, but I'm not sure that an OEM head unit uses the same port for Auxiliary connections. most aftermarket head such as Kenwood have it.
848501
It will, though if you have a standard DIN size - probably just go the new headunit route with BT included. As for wiring adapters, the kit has some harnesses, but I personally needed to solder several of the connections. (Did this a while ago, too fuzzy to remember it.) I believe the schematics included explain the pinouts of the harness, but cars vary too widely to say "Well, just match the colors."
967107
I would think as long as it's the same connector it should work. I used mine on a Kenwood head unit. Just plug it in and select your Disc Changer to play through the cable.
1916794
Sai,It should work with that head unit but you would certainly notice the difference with an amp.Eric C
1926053
The procedure is the same on many of alpines head units. I'd assume it works on them all. Would be shocked if it didn't
124717
Yes, just connect this to the harness that comes with your aftermarket radio. It plugs directly into the factory wiring. Good luck with your install.
1008425
Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is compatible, however, to verify please:1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) -You may be able to find this in Original Owner's guide for your Aftermarket installed system if you do not currently have a remote. 2. Contact a local car/audio shop.or3. Conduct a Google search or contact Manufacturer. Thank you!