Ok, so the previous owner of my '05 G coupe w/Bose system had a sub installed but had only the wires when I bought the car. I am installing a DD and am going through all the iwres and I came across this "IEC AULOC." I guess it integrates the aftermarket amp and stock subs? I'm not sure what to with this? I'm not sure what the previous owner had done with it! I just want my kenwood amp to hook up to my aftermarket deck and sub, and I want the bose amp to just do it's own thing with the bose speakers, if you guys get what I mean. What should I do?




And also, this is my mounted amp, but the RCA's are connected to the IEC AULOC. I want them to hook up to the back of my new deck, so should I get a new set of RCA cables to connect to the "IEC AULOC?" but then that would mean I've hooked up the wires from the bose amp to the speakers and the "IEC AULOC" and also into the new amp, which is connected tothe sub and aftermarket deck. Is this too much to have connected? How do I go about installing this? (The picture is showing my connected RCA's, and to the right of it, there is the line out)

 

The AULOC is a line output converter. You shouldn't use it with your aftermarket headunit. Run RCAs from the headunit to the amp to bypass the sound-quality-destroying Bose amplifier.

 

Ok nice, so just get rid of it completely?

 

+1 on line out converter. and yes, get rid of it completely. just run the rca cable from the headunit to the amp and u will be fine.

 

Nice, thanks guys! Idk what the point of the previous owner having all that random stuff in there! He also has the "remote" wire from the amp going to the fuse box next to my gas and brake petals.Weird... But thanks guys!