xBLong

I want to leave the speakers and HU stock. I want to add a 5 channel Infinity Amp to power a 10 in sub and amplify the stock speakers.

How/where would you run/connect to the front speakers to amplify them, since there is a set in the bottom of the doors and a set in the dash.

I guess I would need an extension Video/Left/Right so that I can hook up a playstation to the HU. Would like to also add another monitor in the driver's side dash. Do I need a splitter Video/Left/Right cable also or a splitter box of some type?

Does anyone make a set RCA/line level converter for the RS3 HU? I would love to have 3 sets of RCA out, but would probably settle for 2 sets. My Infinity Amp has 3 RCA inputs Front/Rear/Subs.

Would love to see someone that did a similar install. Any advice, hints, helps are appreciated. Thanks in advance.

arizonaturbo

iTrader: (1)

Try http://www.norcalscion.com/

Then click the "NCS Products" tab and check out their harnesses.

xBLong

So will the NCS subplug 4 work with the Alpine HU in the RS3? I see it says for the Pioneer HU, but doesn't mention the RS3 Alpine HU. I've been to their website b4 but they didn't mention the RS3 HU.

arizonaturbo

iTrader: (1)

Yes, it will work with the RS3 head unit according to NorCal Scions.

hsoj_v

Ok, how do I go ahead and order one of these?

xBLong

Has anyone amplified the stock front speakers? Where did you connect to the speakers at? Since there is a set in the lower doors and a set on the dash. Where do you connect the speaker power wires to amplify both?

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KaijyuGaijin

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