Re: Auxiliary output

Posted by NeilR on Jul 13, 2017; 4:17am
URL: http://bluesaab-forum.90.s1.nabble.com/Auxiliary-output-tp1001p1126.html

The last approach is how I added a subwoofer to my 9-3 several years ago.  I did not have the separate amp for door speakers installed in my 9-3 so the amplifier connector was available.  On my 1999 9-3 it is a standard DIN plug, so I just got a standard DIN socket and connected wires in a piece of Cat 5 cable to the pins of that socket and ran the cable to the hatch area. I bought a powered subwoofer that had line level inputs for the left and right channels and a remote turn on connection.  That is exactly what the amplifier connection provides so I just connected each wire from the amplifier connection to the corresponding subwoofer connection - dead simple. I also had to supply power from an unused connection in the fuse box. Been running great for years.