Most amps have a 'high-level' input that accepts speaker wires. This input
was made specifically for connection to radios that don't have RCA outputs.
There's no need buying an extra part if you don't need it. You shouldn't
notice a degraded sound quality of the LOC'ed signal since you're using the
amp to power subs.

You won't have to disconnect the factory speakers, just connect the
converter (or amp's high-level input) in parallel with them.

The rear speaker wires a
Brown: LR +
Yellow: LR -
Dk. Blue: RR +
Lt.Blue: RR -

Hope this info helps,
David
UnderTheDash.com


"Trail Shredder" wrote in message
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So, would I splice into my existing speakers and hook up the converter
there
or would the subs have to replace my rear speakers?


"Trail Shredder" wrote in message
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Does anyone know if the stereo in an 03 Silverado has low level outputs
to
be able to install an amp and a sub-woofer? Or anyother suggestions
on
what to do to add an amp and sub and keep the factory head unit?