Subwoofer add-on
 

Hey all, I was wondering if anybody knows where I could find a wiring diagram for a 2004 Honda Accord V6 with dual climate control. I've been looking all over with no avail. I am going to be doing a subwoofer and amp add-on to the factory system just as a small upgrade. I've done it before, but I just need to know what wires to tap into for the line out converter (back speakers and remote turn on). Thanks!

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RE: Subwoofer add-on
 

if you were to get a 'Free Air' subwoofer (aka infinite baffle) you could get a profssionaly to cut the port on the rear deck (just like a lexus) and mount it... a free air sub doesnt require a box but only a barrier to seperate resonating frequencies between the front and back of the subwoofer. Here is a link to some infinite baffles that Im familiar with. They are excellent although their looks can be deceiving. I recomend the blaupunkt 10" subwoofer, its features new technologies and it is truly amazing!You wont be dissapointed over them, I would look into a 10" subwoofer.


http://www.crutchfield.com/S-sllkAcZ...=&2064S10L7=on

RE: Subwoofer add-on
 

Just get a better sub/box/amp setup...I have 2 Alpine Type X 12's and a Rockford 1000 watt and it beats so hard it rattles my brain in my head....hehehe [sm=icon_rock.gif]

RE: Subwoofer add-on
 

ALpines HAHAHAh they distort to easily..... oh and by the way u can use a lightswitch as ur remote turn on for ur sub and amp i did it b4 it worked great

RE: Subwoofer add-on
 

I use the power windows as a remote (ran to the fuse box.) They turn off when you open the door or sit with the keys out for more than 5 mins. You can get a signal from the rear speakers just look at the wires and colors back. Or a pro shop will hook up the line converter for fairly cheap maybe $30?