chendri

I have a 1997 Nissan Pathfinder and I'm attempting to connect a amplifier to the original system. I've already went to Fry's Electronics and purchased a adapter, but it does me no good when I have 6 differenet colored wires and no detailed explanation of color code. Can you tell me which colors are for the back speakers and which are for the front and which is the ground?

razotek

aye bro when i first got my ride.. i did what you did before i could get a deck.. um i am trying to think.. what we did was took off the door speakers.. and then jus looked at what color wires where which.. i am wanting to say we spliced into the purple/orange ones.. but off the top of my head i am clueless.. take off your door pannels and look at your speakers.. for the ground lol i dont think we connected one :X we just grounded to the chassey by the amp. if all else fails call up a stero shop and ask em how to install it :P

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revn2go

Ill assume for the moment you are running a factory Bose system. There is only one really good way to adapt this radio to a subwoofer or external amp. AudioLink makes a great adaptor for the bose system which will match the odd speaker impedence (1ohm) of the radio. Trust me, I tried many other adaptors before stumbling on this piece. It will allow you to use the factory amp to power just the stock speakers, the box also allows you to trim the crossover frequency going to them. Using the AudioLink, you can then add a subwoofer and this radio will ROCK! If you want to delete the factory amp, the unit will allow you to externally amplify all the speakers.

All the wiring is prewired!!! Just plug into the factory harness.

Search the net for AUDIO Link...The product is a PD4 or PD2 depending on what you want to do....