aftermarket audio system

[Littlegiant209]

So I'm going to be installing a 4ch amp and 4 new speakers my question is do I need a line out converter to keep the stock stereo in my 2015 corolla s?

 

[trdriky91]

I'm going to get my factory sound system a upgrade by a professional. Going to add 700 watts of power for the interior including a 10in sub idk what else they gong to do for the interior speak besides just speakers. If i was doing it myself I'll get a AudioControl LC6i6-channel line output converter for adding outboard amps to your factory audio system and keep a good sound quality coming from your radio plus makes it easier hooking up your amps.

 

[cliff_good]

http://www.crutchfield.com/g_304550/Add-a-Source-to-Your-System.html?tp=61672

 

[trdriky91]

Yup its similar the only difference is that one is for a 8ch the one I was going to get was a 6ch but it all depends how many ch amps you want to add.

 

[Littlegiant209]

I'm only adding 2 6.5 in front and 2 6x9 in rear with a 4ch amp and didn't want to change factory stereo

 

[trdriky91]

Yup that's y I wanted to get that LC6I6 so I can my factory radio n have good quality sound too.

 

[cliff_good]

The Audio Control unit I linked and the one mentioned by trdriky91 are line out convertors. They let you keep the factory stereo, while boosting the voltage level from the factory wiring harness. It makes adding an aftermarket amp easier. Getting a capacitor can help too depending on how big of an amp you get. It acts as a power reserve for musical peaks, so you don't strain the battery or alternator. Basically it helps keep a constant steady voltage output to power your system.