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I went to a stereo shop to purchase items and they talked me into just doing a line output converter. They acted like i was a moron when i talked about the ANC bypass. Sooo, I bought the line output converter (i posted a link...its a kicker 2 channel). But, I also went ahead and removed the pins from the ANC that the bypass takes out. So now i need the speaker wire colors at the ANC so i can tap in for the line output converter. Hoping to find them on here but if you know where to find the diagram please do respond with it. thank you!
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God damn it, Gump! You're a god damn genius! This is the most outstanding answer I have ever heard. thank you!
THX! so if i cut the ANC positive "speaker" wires already, my options are to get a bypass harness just to use the speaker outs, or just to tie in to the speaker wire outs of the ANC. any input?
My recommendation is to tie in to the ANC speaker input side (from the head unit), not the outputs - this is how the harnesses like the PAC APH-CH01 that I used in my system work... although with the mics disconnected it's probably a very similar signal coming out of the ANC.
The line our converter says and "confirmed" on youtube it gets sensing voltage on the speaker wires to turn on the remote out wire it has. It also has a ground... So 4+- wires and Remote and ground. we will see. No access till monday. thx!
There are mixed reports that the head unit needs to sense a load otherwise it will shut off the channel. Some folks bought resistors for this purpose, also some of the harnesses have resistors built in. Many LOCs and DSPs, including the DSP I used also present a load for this reason. That could be it, idk
i used the bypass and a audiocontrol lc7i with the 8.4. non amplified you don't need resistors as far as the factory amped go's i can't comment. i also used a kicker key loc it was okay but i ended up going with a fosgate dsr1 and the anc bypass and the recommended maestro T harness IMO it's the way to go. i have a 4 channel and a mono amp i just ordered a down4sound JP95 5 channel to do it all with 1 amp. it's alot of power u don't have to use it all you can keep the gains low have plenty of headroom and CLEAN power.There are mixed reports that the head unit needs to sense a load otherwise it will shut off the channel. Some folks bought resistors for this purpose, also some of the harnesses have resistors built in. Many LOCs and DSPs, including the DSP I used also present a load for this reason. That could be it, idk
Also, I used the PAC APH-CH01 harness, well worth it IMO.
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someone else posted to NOT buy the amazon one because it would not work on my 2022
I ordered it. Will see if it works. Cant figure out why my right rear speaker isn't working. All my connections appear to be solid. I did get some bass out of the sub finally. had to turn the gain way up.
do you have a factory amp as in the alpine or hardon system? supposedly it only works on non amplified.
i have a base model tradesman package. No Amp, sub, bells, or whistles. so hopefully it will work
I’m attempting the same thing. I bought that bypass harness so I didn’t have to tap into my factory wires. The amp I installed is turning on and everything. Speakers are working. But I’m getting a buzzing sound through all the speakers. I can’t figure out why this is happening.
what year do you have? thats what the bypass is supposed to eliminate. It should have left out the mic wires. did you get a ANC bypass or just an amp hookup? I got my amp to work but still no RR speaker. ohm tested the connection and its good. Waiting on the anc bypass before i do any more trouble shooting.
I got the anc bypass. I’m using that because I didn’t want to tap into my factory wires.
rockford DSR1 and idatalink harness is the key on these trucks. the sq is amazing and the noise floor is zero.i used the bypass and a audiocontrol lc7i with the 8.4. non amplified you don't need resistors as far as the factory amped go's i can't comment. i also used a kicker key loc it was okay but i ended up going with a fosgate dsr1 and the anc bypass and the recommended maestro T harness IMO it's the way to go. i have a 4 channel and a mono amp i just ordered a down4sound JP95 5 channel to do it all with 1 amp. it's alot of power u don't have to use it all you can keep the gains low have plenty of headroom and CLEAN power.
at 18 in long and 7.5 high it's actually pretty small for what it is the pic makes it look huge.....
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