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Old 06-30-2008, 12:56 AM
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Hello I have a 2001 grand prix gt 3.8 non super charged with a after-market sony head unit and a kicker L5 subwoofer with a kenwood 9103d amp. I was wondering can i hook up this amp to the kenwood speakers that i just installed in the rear deck if so how do i go about doing it. Any help would be appreciated thank you
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Re: Speaker question

Whats the problem? That sony head unit cant power the speakers?

I'm sure there's a way, whether it be to use high level inputs or if your deck has rca outputs for rear speakers you'll get better sound quality.

I'm no sterio expert, you may want to head over to the cau audio forum if you havn't already, they'll be able to help you out for sure.
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