Subwoofer & Amplifier Install on Honda Civic RS Turbo
The pristine factory Android radio of any Honda Civic from year 2016 up to the present is doing a very good job in almost every aspects of modern car basics. Map navigation, reverse camera viewing, AM/FM radio, digital music listening, hands free phone conversation, temperature monitor, and overall general car settings. The only downside is that factory head units do not include any output connectors for a secondary amplifier for additional speakers and subwoofers. So the solution is to tap a line output converter.
Watch how to install an amplifier and a subwoofer in a 2018 Honda Civic RS Turbo on a stock radio via a line output converter. All the reference materials used in this video were downloaded from civicx.com, an online forum discussion dedicated to 10th generation Honda Civics.
The customer wanted to have the dual JBL Club 1024 in a slotted ported subwoofer box installed. The sub will be powered by a Class D mono subwoofer amplifier Lightning Lab CL1000.1D.
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