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i would just use the sub signal from the bose amp with a AC LC2i, if you open it up there is a jumper you can switch that lets you
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i would just use the sub signal from the bose amp with a AC LC2i, if you open it up there is a jumper you can switch that lets you use low level in, which will also let the LC2I correct the bass reponds.
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