I Am Trying Only to Add Some Bang To My 2012 Altima Stock Radio Which Im Afraid Has No Output Jacks,Is This What I Use?
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This PAC SNI-35 is basically what allows you to hook up an amplified to a factory car radio. No factory radio on ANY vehicle has the ability to connect an aftermarket amplifier to it. So this converter is required. Whether you hook up the amp to factory car speakers or add a subwoofer, if you are using your factory original radio, you n eed this PAC converter. If its an aftermarket head unit/radio you wont need this. Hope this helped.
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This product would do the trick, I had mine install by best buy and I added a Polk audio sub and amp to my stock radio and I love it. It sounds great and the best thing is that I keep all of my factory radio features. Highly recommend this product.
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Hello Tina and how are you doing best buy suppose to to do it but they was expensive so I asked them to print me out what I needed I looked it up on Amazon and I needed the out converter and it's working just fine
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This amplifier has speaker level inputs, so to make it easier just tap into your stock head unit front and rear speaker wires and run it to the amplifier, the amplifier comes with a speaker wire input connector with bare wires at the other end to make the connection. You could also get a hi low converter to convert the speaker level output from your head unit to low voltage output, and connect rca`s to that and run the rca`s back to the amplifier. Once your speaker level inputs/rca`s are connected to the amplifier, you would need to run 14 - 16 gauge speaker wire from the amp to each of your 4 speakers. Now your amp needs power, I`d recommend a 4 gauge wiring kit(in case you want to upgrade in the future and for headroom), with a maximum fuse rating of 60 amps, with fuse connected not more than 30cm from the battery. Make a proper ground connection as close as possible to the amplifier. With a stock head unit, you probably won`t have a remote turn on lead, so you would have to run a wire from your car ignition switch, some people tap into the cigarette lighter, just ensure that the wire you tap into is 0 volts when the car is switched off and 12 volts when the car`s ignition is switched on.
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Buy after market connectors and attach to your radio harness then attach the matching one to your speakers
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There really isn't a retail opportunity to flash those. You can see if a local stereo shop can do it,I bought the xk loader to do it for $25.
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If i remember correctly, my stock stereo needed an adapter to use this antenna, when i bought my aftermarket stereo i no longer needed the adapter
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Its also the car along with the stereo that is needs to match...here's a link for some applications.... http://www.pac-audio.com/SWI/pdf/swi-jack_instructions-1.pdf ...and this one from pac directly.... http://www.pac-audio.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=29 ...find what you need and then shop it.
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check out boostaroo for audio amplifiers specially for cars...this ampwill be much better than stock audio but a preamp from boostaro shudbe tons better
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Yes. I recommend a PAC audio. The particular model will depend on your vehicle trim level
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You need an external source like XM radio or a GM CD changer. Check the PAC audio website. They have several options.
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No you can't use this with your stock radio. You would need the one with the FM modulator.
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I simply connected the aftermarket speakers to the factory harness. Hope that helps.
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I've found for the best car audio questions it's alwys good to go to crutchfield.com and click outfit my car, they'll tell you of any adapters and interfaces that you'll need to do the correct install.
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You can use everything else stock, recommend putting a better air filter and exhaust to accommodate the extra output
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Yea take it to an audio person or store that sells car audio and I'm sure someone can wire it for you . Our just by new ones and electric tape them up
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May not have audio RCA plugs correct in the back of radio. Also may need an output from radio to the amp ?
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No you have to get an adapter for what ever car you are putting them into. Make sure you measure your stock speakers to see if they will fit. I had to twik the speaker holes to have them fit
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As I have indicated in the past... You will need a wiring harness and a bezel at a minimum. There used to be a feature from Amazon on the actual product page that allows you to enter your vehicle information whic can verify whether it will work in your vehicle. If you do not know how to install a new harness, bezel, and radio then there is a small learning curve if you are doing this yourself. Make sure you have your particular vehicles wiring chart (it has color codes and diagram) as they are not as standard as one would think. Especially the older the vehicle. You may need some butt connectors in case splicing is required. You mentioned nothing about speakers... You can run up to four with this radio if I remember correctly.