New EQ

[morgan-tec]

You will need either a new head unit, or a line out converter to get the signal to an amp.

[VehiGAZ]

I figured. So who makes a quality converter these days? Does stealing signal from the rear speakers change the load ont hose channels?

It would be SOOO much easier to run wires from the rear speakers than to run wire all the way from the dash! I HATE running wires from the dash...

[Dallas4u]

Yeah... running wires from behind the stereo can be a pain... so, maybe since you'll need to pull the dash face and stereo out, maybe consider a new CD/MP3 player? I know, you didn't want to spend the extra money, but you'll have a better head unit, with the connections you need, and the ability to fit around 11 or so full CD's (ripping to MP3) onto one CD-R/RW.

Anyway, just a thought... but don't you just love new toys?

Edit: By the way, there is a SWEET JVC head unit on sale on Overstock for $217.99 - $20 coupon + $2.95 shipping = $200.94.

I can't find the actual coupon code... only links that put the code in for you, so you can click HERE then search for KD-LHX500 and you'll find it.

Here's some info on it:



200 watts output
CD/MP3/WMA playback
Motorized slide-down detachable face
Aluminum finish faceplate
3D graphics touch-panel display
High resolution touch zones
Intuitive icons
Variable color backlight
Personalized Image Capture Technology (PiCT)
Download images from JVC's Website
Create a screensaver or 90-image slideshow
Voice support feedback with tri-lingual messages
DiAS digital processing tuner
CD changer control
Sirius satellite tuner control
Digital iEQ intelligent 7-band equalizer
Advanced multi-bit DAC
Dual 4-volt preamp outputs
Subwoofer output with level control
Selectable subwoofer crossover
Mosfet 50W x 4 (max) amplifier
Full-function cross-key remote

Or... if you want something even cooler looking, search for KD-SHX700. Little more expensive, though.

[psychos2]

anytime i add a converter to a stock unit ,i add the rear speakers to the front channel and add the converter to the rear channel. so front and rear are on front channel and rear is for converter. makes it easier to control the sub volume. shawn