bypass factory amp?
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08-11-2013
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bypass factory amp?
Looking to hook up an sony hu into my 95 ranger and it has a remote factor amp. I dont believe. Its needed any more due to the new head unit having 50*4 built in. Question is, do i have to bypas the amp or can i wire the new unit inro it? Doesnt seem safe to have power feeding an amp
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We want to bypass because power output is NOT additive. For example, if you Head Unit puts out 22 Watts RMS per channel and the factory amp 16.5 Watts RMS, all you have is the last thing in line, which is 16.5 Watts RMS.
I know where the amp is in the 93 and 94 (my 93 Ranger had an amp). It was located just above the right rear speaker. Not sure about the 95
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