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Old 12-19-2012, 10:45 PM   #10 (permalink)
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... is the amp for the Bose sub in the sub enclosure? Meaning the wiring to the sub enclosure is in fact low level? ...
A lot of this info is in the AV section of the FSMs. The AV section of the FSM is a great resource for what you are doing.

According to AV, the Bose amp (behind and between the seats) sends an On signal to the woofer. That's says to me the the woofer has power (amp) that needs to be turned on, but I may be mistaken (didn't feel like digging any deeper when others probably know the answer already ).
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