Aftermarket AMP hook ups....

peon

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Is there an adapter that you can buy to hook up a aftermarket amp to our factory cd players?

I have a 01 GT with the Mach 460...

 

BBrinks

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This should explain it pretty well: http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/despeeds1.htm

 

trublustallion

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you dont need any adaptors, just follow that link BBrinks gave yah. It does tell you to buy a Line Out Converter, ignore that if you wanna svae some pennies.

 

peon

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Thanks!!!! This looks to be the route I will go...

 

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claytucc3

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trublustallion said:

you dont need any adaptors, just follow that link BBrinks gave yah. It does tell you to buy a Line Out Converter, ignore that if you wanna svae some pennies.

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I would suggest you buy one. It allows you to adjust the input into the amps so you do not burn it out. I had to get my amp fixed the first time cause i didn't have it. They sell them at wal-mart for less than 20 bucks

 

Snarf

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Thanks for that link- I'm dfeinetly going to be using that one VERY soon!